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{{Castle Photo | |||
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No | |||
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No | |||
|Castle= | |||
Hachigata Castle | |||
|Description= | |||
This picture was taken from the second bailey. Across the moat you see the Denchichibu bailey and a wooden bridge that connects it to an umadashi gate. There is also a moat between the gate and the bailey. The wooden bridge and moat also help to easily defend the bailey from attackers. | |||
|Short Description= | |||
third bailey, bridge and gate | |||
|Description Jse= | |||
|Short Description Jse= | |||
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32 | |||
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|Structures= | |||
Bridges, Moats | |||
|Main Keep Type= | |||
|Main Keep Structure= | |||
|Gates= | |||
|Yagura= | |||
|Condition= | |||
|Edo= | |||
|Moats= | |||
Dry Moats | |||
}} | |||
Latest revision as of 14:13, 24 June 2017
| Castle | Hachigata Castle |
|---|---|
| Photo Order | 10 |
| Hidden | No |
| Description | This picture was taken from the second bailey. Across the moat you see the Denchichibu bailey and a wooden bridge that connects it to an umadashi gate. There is also a moat between the gate and the bailey. The wooden bridge and moat also help to easily defend the bailey from attackers. |
| Short Description | third bailey, bridge and gate |
| Description in Japanese | |
| Short Description in Japanese |
| Structures | Bridges, Moats |
|---|---|
| Gates | |
| Turrets | |
| Moats | Dry Moats |
| Main Keep Type | |
| Main Keep Structure | |
| Condition | |
| Edo Castle Photos | |
| Samurai Home | - highlight: |
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| current | 13:24, 24 June 2017 |  | 500 × 375 (55 KB) | Eric (talk | contribs) | Category:Castle Photos |
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