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In the Edo period, an era of peace, the country roads were developed, and the post towns flourished. The Hokkoku Kaido, a crucial route for transporting gold and silver from Sado Island and a pilgrimage path to Zenkoji Temple, was extensively used by many. The Zenkoji-juku's Honjin, known as Fujiya, earned fame as the regular lodging for the daimyo of the Kaga Domain, and the Honjin of Komoro-juku thrived as a hub of commerce. Now, in the Reiwa era, these two historic Honjins are set to reunite, heralding the dawn of a new chapter in history.