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Tenshu (天守, 天主, 殿主, 殿守, also
called tenshukaku, 天守閣) is an
architectural typology found in ****anese
castle complexes. They are
easily identifiable as the...
- Prefecture. It was a
large and well-fortified castle. The
castle keep (天守閣,
tenshukaku) is a
concrete reconstruction built in 1960, but a
number of ancillary...
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located in the city of Matsumoto, in
Nagano Prefecture. The keep 天守閣 (
tenshukaku),
which was
completed in the late
sixteenth century,
maintains its original...
- were
themselves great works of art.
Azuchi Castle included a seven-story
Tenshukaku,
which included a
treasury filled with gold and
precious objects. Works...
- decorations,
flourishing town, and
religious life. The keep,
called tenshu (or
tenshukaku), was a seven-storey
building with six
floors above ground and one below...
- some walls, a yagura, and the keep (
tenshukaku), were
reconstructed using the
original methods. The
tenshukaku's reconstruction was done
based on a few...
- Inuyama.
Inuyama Castle is the
oldest of 12
castles to have
retained its
Tenshukaku architecture intact. This main
tower is
small but due to its
complex form...
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Sengoku Tadamasa.
Tadamasa improved the castle, and the three-story
Tenshukaku's foundation dates from this time. The
domain was
transferred to the Hisamatsu...
- The
castle keep,
usually three to five
stories tall, is
known as the
tenshukaku (天守閣) or
tenshu (天守), and may be
linked to a
number of
smaller buildings...
- Life in Arms.
Floating World Editions. ISBN 978-1-891640-629. https://web.archive.org/web/20070101185332/http://www.
tenshukaku.de/kyohachi.htm (German)...
