Stone routes

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title: Stone routes
text: The Stone routes, also called the Vehicle stones, were a pair of stone-paved "rails" that were placed on either sides of the three main highways leading to Kyoto, Japan, so that the oxcarts could ride on them during the 18th–19th century of the Edo period.
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date modified: 2023-04-26T01:03:37Z
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