Himeji Castle
The finest surviving Japanese castle, a white timber keep on a stone base above Himeji. Eighty-three structures of gates, walls and spiralling baileys, laid out so that an attacker who got through the outer gate would still be walking in circles under fire.
Dated events and their evidence
- 1333 CE mainstream
first fort on Himeyama hill, by Akamatsu Norimura source - 1609 CE mainstream
present complex completed by Ikeda Terumasa source - 1993 CE mainstream
inscribed as a World Heritage site source
Where
34.8394° N, 134.6939° E
Sources
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