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castle consists of two
concentric rings (Kuruwa) of fortifications, the
Ninomaru Palace, the
ruins of the
Honmaru Palace,
various support buildings and...
- The
former Ninomaru Second East Gate (二之丸東二之門
Ninomaru Higashi Ni-no-mon), also
called the East Iron Gate, was the
outer gate of the
Ninomaru enceinte on...
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warrior Edo
Shigetsugu built his
residence in what is now the
Honmaru and
Ninomaru part of Edo Castle,
around the end of the
Heian period (794–1185) or beginning...
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corner of
Ninomaru enceinte. Such
trees have been
donated from each
prefecture and
there are
total of 260,
covering 30 varieties. The
small Ninomaru Garden...
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translated as "inner
circle of defense" (honmaru), "second
circle of defense" (
ninomaru), and "third
circle of defense" (sannomaru). Suwa-no-cha-ya was
built by...
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North Gate, ICP
Ninomaru South Gate, ICP
Ninomaru East Gate, ICP
Ninomaru Hitsujisaru Yagura, ICP
Ninomaru Tatsumi Yagura, ICP
Ninomaru U****ora Yagura...
- (41 ft) high off the ground. However, in 1994, a gate and 3
yagura in the
ninomaru were re-constructed out of wood
using the
original methods. An excellent...
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structures in Nijo Castle's
Ninomaru Goten complex, a
fortified palace complex located in the castle’s
second or
outer bailey (
Ninomaru) that have
National Treasure...
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became known as Kishū
Palace and
later Tenrinkaku. In 1901, the
Honmaru and
Ninomaru areas were
opened to the
public as
Wakayama Park, and in 1931 it was designated...
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Stephen (1998). The
Samurai Sourcebook. London: C****ell & Co. Nijōjō
ninomaru teien 二条城二之丸庭園
Journal of
Asian Studies 16:3 (May 1957), p366–367. Clements...
