 In 1843, the post station had 929 residents and 199 buildings.Among the buildings, there was one "honjin", two sub-"honjin", and 28 "hatago".The current residents of the area surrounding the former Echigawa-juku often refer to it as the sixty-sixth stop along the Nakasendō, because they count Nihonbashi as the first stop, even though it is an endpoint.