Chidōkan

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Chidōkan in Tsuruoka, Japan, is a well-preserved historic school that dates back to the Edo period. Founded in 1805 by the Sakai clan, who were the feudal lords of the Shonai Domain, Chidōkan served as a center for Confucian learning and samurai education. The school is notable for its commitment to the principles of loyalty, filial piety, and scholarly pursuit. Today, Chidōkan stands as a cultural heritage site, offering visitors a glimpse into the educational practices and architectural styles of feudal Japan.

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