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Japanese Traditional Storage Structures/Grain Strorage?/世界遺産の村 五箇山相倉

Ainokura, Gokayama, Toyama Prefecture was nominated as UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. It has great scenery of traditional style Japanese country side. The typical style of buildings in this area is called as Gassho-zukuri(合掌造り). It looks neat triangle shape if you stand in front.

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  1. Do we have such traditional grain storage in South Korea? What I heard of is ice cube storage built of stones. Palace should have storage, but no spot out of my own eye.
    Shoud have been, but public not know where.

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