- of ****an (temples) "karahafu 唐破風." JA****.
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karamon 唐門." JA****.
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gardens and ponds.
Parts of
Fushimi Castle, such as the main
tower and the
karamon, were
moved here in 1625–26. Nijo
Castle was
built as the
Kyoto residence...
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karamon at Ueno Tōshō-gū was
built in 1651, and it is
designated an
Important Cultural Property.
front view of the
karamon back view of the
karamon detail...
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interior of the
honden and
haiden the
honden seen from the
viewing platform A
karamon (唐門, "chinese gate") is a type of mon
found in ****anese castles, Buddhist...
- shogunate, the
karamon gates were a
powerful symbol of
authority reflected in architecture.
Karahafu on a Chōzuya
pavilion at Nikkō Tōshō-gū
Karamon gate at...
- been
designated National Treasures in
three different categories: the
karamon, Goei-dō and
Amida hall (temple buildings), the
Flying Cloud Pavilion,...
- rich colors,
decorate the
surface of the structure. The next gate is the
karamon decorated with
white ornaments.
Located nearby is a
woodcarving of a sleepy...
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temple or the sect it
belongs to. Jōdo sect
temples often call it miei-dō.
karamon (唐門) –
generic term for a gate with an
arched roof. See also mon. karesansui...
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horizontal beam.
Karamon (唐門,
chinese gate) – A gate
characterized by a karahafu, an
undulating bargeboard peculiar to ****an.
Karamon are used at ****anese...
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Momoyama (1568–1603) and Edo
period (1603–1868)
temple architecture are the
Karamon at Hōgon-ji and the main hall of Kiyomizu-dera, respectively. In 1868 the...
