Tsuruoka Nijugobo Ruins (Birthplace of the Ancient Capital Preservation Law)

Abandoned place

Explore the Tsuruoka Nijugobo Ruins, an abandoned place near Kamakura, Japan. This site is significant as the birthplace of the Ancient Capital Preservation Law. The area surrounding the ruins offers a glimpse into Japan's rich history and cultural heritage, with remnants of the past waiting to be discovered.

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Coordinates: 35.32900, 139.55700 · near Kamakura, Japan

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