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This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

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• File:Masugatayama11.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Takatsukitokyo3.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Nishikata55.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Nishikata54.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Motosu41.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Funayama4.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Funayama8.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Funayama9.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Funayama10.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima10.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima8.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima9.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima5.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima6.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima7.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima3.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:Haiyama11.jpg  + (Bailey)
• File:ChiisagataNakaojou (5).JPG  + (Bailey)
• File:Obata23.jpg  + (Bailey #4)
• File:Takatome7.jpg  + (Bailey (koshiguruwa) along the west side)
• File:Funayama6.jpg  + (Bailey / embankment)
• File:Funayama7.jpg  + (Bailey / embankment)
• File:Komaki10.jpg  + (Bailey 402)
• File:Izunagahama26.jpg  + (Bailey C)
• File:Yogaisan29.jpg  + (Bailey Entrance)

• File:Aki10.jpg  + (Bailey above the stone wall shown in the previous picture)

• File:Akutagawasan7.jpg  + (Bailey adjacent and below main bailey)
• File:Nasukanda15.jpg  + (Bailey and embankment)
• File:Nishikata48.jpg  + (Bailey and embankment)
• File:TenjinyamaHiroshima4.jpg  + (Bailey and embankment)
• File:Motosu39.jpg  + (Bailey and steep cut cliff)
• File:Iwamura17.jpg  + (Bailey and stone walls)
• File:Nishikata36.jpg  + (Bailey around the Honmaru)
• File:Kubota14.jpg  + (Bailey around the Odashishoin Bailey)
• File:Izunagahama1.jpg  + (Bailey at the base of the castle. The bus stops right near here.)
• File:Minagawa20.jpg  + (Bailey entrance)
• File:Aki11.jpg  + (Bailey from the previous photo looking towards the honmaru bailey.)
• File:Kururi39.jpg  + (Bailey illustration)
• File:Yamabe10.jpg  + (Bailey on the western ridge)
• File:Bailey with dorui.JPG  + (Bailey with dorui)
• File:Konosumi6.jpg  + (Bailey. Konosumiyama Castle has many such baileys making it one of the largest and most developed mountaintop castles in this region. That can be attributed to it being the main castle of the Yamana Clan for 200 years.)
• File:Konosumi5.jpg  + (Bailey. Mountaintop castles create level areas by cutting away parts of the mountain and mounding up earth in others.)
• File:Minagawa18.jpg  + (Baileys)
• File:Minagawa3.jpg  + (Baileys)
• File:Yamabe35.jpg  + (Baileys along the east ridge from the main bailey)
• File:Toishi25.jpg  + (Baileys and earthworks of the Honjo)
• File:Toishi24.jpg  + (Baileys and earthworks of the Honjo)
• File:Toishi26.jpg  + (Baileys and earthworks of the Honjo)
• File:Haibara23.jpg  + (Baileys and trenches)
• File:Yamabe11.jpg  + (Baileys and trenches)
• File:Sanada23.jpg  + (Baileys back toward the entrance and parking lot)