Kozukuri Ninkatsu Bu- 〈99% GENUINE〉

kouzou (工造) → space → ninkatsu (認可) → space → bu (部)

Some common practices include:

The bureau’s flagship project was a village called ("Handprint Village") in the mountains of Shinano. By 1623, Tegata had no daimyo, no standing samurai garrison, and no tax collector. Instead, it had a council of seven elected elders (three women, four men), a schoolhouse that doubled as a weaponsmithy, and a nursery that also served as a hospital. Kozukuri Ninkatsu Bu-