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Nijo Castle (Kyoto, Japan) Nijo Castle (Nijojo) was built in 1603 to serve as the Kyoto residence for Tokugawa Ieyasu (first shogun of the Edo Period).  Twenty three years later, his grandson completed the castle's palace buildings and further expanded it by adding a five story castle keep.  Here in this photograph (captured in September of 2007) you have a group of tourists exploring the compounds of Nijo Castle.  In 1994, this cultural and historic landmark was designated a UNESCO world heritage site. japan shogun stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Nijo Castle (Kyoto, Japan) Nijo Castle (Nijojo) was built in 1603 to serve as the Kyoto residence for Tokugawa Ieyasu (first shogun of the Edo Period). Twenty three years later, his grandson completed the castle's palace buildings and further expanded it by adding a five story castle keep. Here in this photograph (captured in September of 2007) you have a group of tourists exploring the compounds of Nijo Castle. In 1994, this cultural and historic landmark was designated a UNESCO world heritage site. japan shogun stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Nijo Castle (Nijojo) was built in 1603 to serve as the Kyoto residence for Tokugawa Ieyasu (first shogun of the Edo Period). Twenty three years later, his grandson completed the castle's palace buildings and further expanded it by adding a five story castle keep. Here in this photograph (captured in September of 2007) you have a group of tourists exploring the compounds of Nijo Castle. In 1994, this cultural and historic landmark was designated a UNESCO world heritage site.

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Sunpu Castle Tatsumi-Yagura, Shizuoka, Japan. Sunpu Castle – or Sumpu Castle is located in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The nickname of Sunpu Castle was originally “Castle of the Floating Isle.” Other common names were Fuchu Castle or Shizuoka Castle.

About 650 years ago, Japan was still a group of small provinces. At that time Shizuoka Prefecture was a province called “Suruga” and was ruled by the Imagawa family. The original Sunpu Castle was a fortified palace built by Imagawa Norimasa in the 1400s. japan shogun stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Sunpu Castle Tatsumi-Yagura, Shizuoka, Japan. Sunpu Castle – or Sumpu Castle is located in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The nickname of Sunpu Castle was originally “Castle of the Floating Isle.” Other common names were Fuchu Castle or Shizuoka Castle. About 650 years ago, Japan was still a group of small provinces. At that time Shizuoka Prefecture was a province called “Suruga” and was ruled by the Imagawa family. The original Sunpu Castle was a fortified palace built by Imagawa Norimasa in the 1400s. japan shogun stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Sunpu Castle – or Sumpu Castle is located in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The nickname of Sunpu Castle was originally “Castle of the Floating Isle.” Other common names were Fuchu Castle or Shizuoka Castle. About 650 years ago, Japan was still a group of small provinces. At that time Shizuoka Prefecture was a province called “Suruga” and was ruled by the Imagawa family. The original Sunpu Castle was a fortified palace built by Imagawa Norimasa in the 1400s.

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