Yagura (櫓, 矢倉) is the Japanese word for "tower", "turret", "keep", or "scaffold". The word is most often seen in reference to structures in Japanese castle...
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Yagura may refer to: Yagura castle Yagura opening Yagura (tombs) Yagura (tower) Fuuko Yagura (矢倉 楓子, born 1997), Japanese singer and idol Norihiro Yagura...
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Japanese government: Ote-mon Gate Sakura-mon Gate Ichiban-yagura Turret Inui-yagura Turret Rokuban-yagura Turret Sengan Turret Tamon Turret Kinmeisui Well Kinzo...
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Japan fire lookout towers (火の見櫓, Hinomi-yagura) housed the fire fighting team of town (町火消, Machi-bi-keshi). Usually the fire lookout tower was built near...
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season. Oshi Castle (忍城御三階櫓, Oshi-jo Gosankai Yagura) is a 1988 reconstruction of the third yagura tower of Oshi Castle. The daimyō Narita Akiyasu built...
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Edo Castle (section Fujimi-yagura)
Fujimi-yagura (富士見櫓, "Mount Fuji-viewing keep") stands in the south-eastern corner of the Honmaru enceinte and is three storeys high. Fujimi-yagura is one...
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Tokyo Skytree (redirect from Shin Tokyo Tower)
(東京EDOタワー, "Tokyo Edo tower"), Raijingu Tawā (ライジングタワー, "Rising tower"), Mirai Tawā (みらいタワー, "Tower of the future"), Yumemi Yagura (ゆめみやぐら, "Dream lookout")...
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Yagura (やぐら・窟・岩倉・矢倉・矢蔵・谷倉・屋倉, etc.) are artificial caves used during the Middle Ages in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, as tombs and cenotaphs. It...
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Fortress opening (redirect from Yagura (shōgi))
positions in Double Static Rook games in the 1980s. The term yagura is the Japanese word for a tower-like structure in traditional Japanese castles. Double...
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Hitsujisaru Yagura Tatsumi Yagura Two of the remaining yagura towers of Akashi Castle have been designated Important Cultural Properties: Hitsujisaru Yagura (坤櫓)...
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Inui-ko-tenshu (small northern tower), Watari-yagura (roofed passage), Tatsumi-tsuke-yagura (southern wing), and Tsukimi-yagura (moon-viewing room) ) were...
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sometime before 1884 Boat near the Shika tower (yagura), date unknown Ushitora tower Saya bridge Tsukimi tower and Mizunote Gomon gate Mizunote Gomon gate...
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been ongoing, and reconstructions of the gate and a yagura tower were completed in 2004. The tower functions as a museum that features many artifacts from...
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The main enclosure measured around 100 by 20 meters and may have had a yagura tower in one corner. Although the castle was small, it could house several...
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originally a five-story tower. The "Tenbin yagura" was brought from Nagahama Castle. It is a gate with two two-story yagura watchtowers on either side...
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branch (former Kaibara town hall) Hyozu Jinja in Tamba Stone wall of a Yagura Tower Kuroi Castle "Tamba city official statistics" (in Japanese). Japan. "Outline...
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and the people of all races, dance in a big circle around the yagura, the central tower set up for the dance, from which recorded songs are broadcast...
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north to south, and 550m from east to west, and included a four-story yagura (tower or turret). In 1562, however, the daimyo of Yamato province moved to...
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Martello towers, sometimes known simply as Martellos, are small defensive forts that were built across the British Empire during the 19th century, from...
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earthquakes in 1703, 1849 and 1855). After the Meiji Restoration, in 1873, the yagura tower was pulled down, leaving only the stone walls. In 1877, parts of the...
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(Minami-sumi-yagura) and a north-corner-turret (Kita-sumi-yagura). On the Taka-ishigaki stone walls overlooking the Tonashimon there is a Drum Tower (Taiko-yagura)...
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clan, who would rule Kishiwada until the Meiji restoration. In 1623, a yagura tower was relocated to Ninomaru Bailey from Fushimi Castle. In 1827, the tenshu...
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one of the Continued Top 100 Japanese Castles in 2017. Stone wall of a Yagura Tower Ninomaru Base Gate of Honmaru Base View from Honmaru Base Kozenji Temple...
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complex, including a special tower for his daughter-in-law, Princess Sen (千姫, Senhime) called keshō yagura (Dressing Tower). In the Meiji Period (1868–1912)...
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A bridge tower (German: Brückenturm) was a type of fortified tower built on a bridge. They were typically built in the period up to early modern times...
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(大坂城 Osaka-Jō) Keep Tower (天守閣 Tenshu-kaku) Gold Storehouse (金蔵 Kinzō) Sakura Gate (桜門 Sakura-Mon) Tamon Gate (多聞櫓 Tamon-Yagura) Ōte Gate (大手門 Ōte-Mon)...
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1966 along with the Tsukumi yagura. In 1973, the Kagami yagura was reconstructed, and the bell tower in 1979. The Fukushima Museum of Art opened on the site...
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at that time. Most of the west wing is lost now, but a tower called keshō yagura (Dressing Tower) remains, where it is believed that her dressing chambers...
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rampart 10 meters high, and a 20 meter wide moat. The enclosure had a Yagura tower at each corner, and both the front and rear gates were masugata-style...
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also reconstructed the castle town. The castle had 12 gates and 10 yagura towers. The design of the castle was unusual in that it consisted of concentric...
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