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File:Obatajinya11.jpg + (Diorama model of the palace.)
File:Yato1.jpg + (Diorama of Yato Castle)
File:Kanegasaki19.jpg + (Diorama of a typical Kanegasaki samurai home)
File:Kanegasaki20.jpg + (Diorama of a typical Kanegasaki samurai home)
File:Yuzuki28.jpg + (Diorama of the castle)
File:Oda34.jpg + (Diorama of the castle)
File:Mumo2.jpg + (Diorama of the castle grounds.)
File:Koshigoe1.jpg + (Diorama of the castle that can be found in the parking lot)
File:Izushi32.jpg + (Displays inside the house)
File:Izushi31.jpg + (Displays inside the house)
File:Yamabe32.jpg + (Do you see the stone wall in the upper right?)
File:ChikumaKoyajou02.2.JPG + (Dobashi / Ridge / Tatebori)
File:Goryu10.jpg + (Dobashi and horikiri)
File:Karasawayama14.jpg + (Dobashi and trench. Here the trench cuts away to make a narrow strip of land to cross.)
File:Chigasaki5.jpg + (Dobashi bridge between the east and centra … Dobashi bridge between the east and central baileys. <em>Dobashi</em> literally means earthen bridge. At one point in the middle of the dry moat between two baileys they build up a thin wall connecting the two baileys to help facilitate movement between the two. It is not quite as high as the bailey itself, but it is much higher than the bottom of the moat so it makes movement much easier but is still easily defended.kes movement much easier but is still easily defended.)
File:Nochise5.jpg + (Dobashi, earthen bridge across a trench between two baileys)
File:Tatebayashi7.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate)
File:Tatebayashi8.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate)
File:Tatebayashi6.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate)
File:Tatebayashi10.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate)
File:Tatebayashi11.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate)
File:Tatebayashi13.jpg + (Dobashimon Gate and embankment of the Third Bailey)
File:Kakunodate126.jpg + (Dogleg street junction)
File:Inatsuke6.jpg + (Dokando shrine)
File:Takajin11.jpg + (Doma room. The room has a packed earth floor to prevent fire from the cooking area on the left.)
File:Shinpu29.jpg + (Don't miss this structure at the base of t … Don't miss this structure at the base of the mountain before you cross the road to the castle. This was a moat around the castle but since the land is not even, these retaining walls were built into it to hold back water. See the illustrated map for more details. See the illustrated map for more details.)
File:Hanazonomitake2.jpg + (Don’t go to the right nd down the mountain follow the side trail behind this marker going up.)
File:Kubota37.jpg + (Doorway in the main gate)

File:Dorui and koguchi.JPG + (Dorui and koguchi)
File:AzumiIwaharajou05.JPG + (Dorui to rear of main bailey)
File:00ShirakawaNoSeki.JPG + (Dorui, karabori)
File:Kōzuke-Niiyajō01.JPG + (Dorui?)
File:Edo97.jpg + (Doshin Bansho Guard House. As you enter the castle grounds, this is the first of the three original remaining guard houses.)
File:Motosu57.jpg + (Double horikiri)
File:Obiki19.jpg + (Double horikiri trench)
File:Karasawayama15.jpg + (Double horikiri trench)
File:Obiki21.jpg + (Double horikiri trench and main bailey)
File:Jofukuji22.jpg + (Double horikiri trenches, can you see both in this picture?)
File:Osakaibaraki10.jpg + (Double trench between the Second and Fourth Baileys)
File:Inawashiro10.jpg + (Doumaru Bailey. The stairs go up to run into the wall of the Honmaru bailey, where you have a choice of two more sets of stone steps.)
File:Udamatsu35.jpg + (Down inside the entrance from the previous picture.)
File:Koriyama21.jpg + (Drawing of the Gokuraku Bridge and Hakutaku Gate. There are plans to reconstruct these structures.)
File:Tatebayashi buyokan3.jpg + (Drawing of the house)
File:Iwamura4.jpg + (Drum Tower and gate)
File:Saimatsu7.jpg + (Dry moat)
File:Saimatsu6.jpg + (Dry moat)
File:Saimatsu11.jpg + (Dry moat)
File:Suwahara18.jpg + (Dry moat)
File:Saimatsu10.jpg + (Dry moat)
File:Katakura10.jpg + (Dry moat)