If Aoto remembered correctly...the other day while patrolling the road, after unexpectedly meeting Mukiwa, this kid told him: she was going to Fujisawa Inn on the Tokaido to welcome her friend.
In 1603, after the establishment of the Edo Shogunate, in order to strengthen the country's governance, the Edo Shogunate built five major roads connecting the nation's major economic and military hubs, collectively known as the "Five Roads," with Edo as the starting point.
These five roads are: the Tokaido, Central Mountain Road, Nikko Road, Aozhou Road, Koshu Road.
To facilitate the movement of personnel and goods and to promote business development, the Shogunate set up numerous post stations and relay stations along these five roads.
Connecting the two major cities of Edo and Kyoto, the Tokaido is the busiest of the "Five Roads," with the largest traffic flow.
