A 17th century Japanese tomb in a rice paddy in Hoi An, Vietnam @rustycompasstravel
A 17th century Japanese tomb in a rice paddy in Hoi An, Vietnam  @rustycompasstravel
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
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You may come across this amazing Japanese tomb from 1647 while cycling in Hoi An's beautiful rural countryside. It's a reminder of Japan's strong presence in Hoi An's merchant past. It's state of neglect somehow adds to its authenticity.
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A 17th century Japanese tomb in a rice paddy in Hoi An, Vietnam

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