...studies on campus, housing numerous professors' offices and storerooms of historical documents. Many of these documents and artifacts have now been moved to the
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...this bridge on a number of occasions, thus securing the bridge's fame and historical significance.
...a River was filled in, the bridge was dismantled. This stone was left as a historical marker, while another was incorporated into the grounds of the neighboring
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...geisha houses); the [[Shima (teahouse)|Shima]] teahouse (today, a sort of historical house / museum); Fukushima Shamisen, a [[shamisen]] shop which has been ser
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...luded four [[Buddhist temples|temples]] and [[Shinto shrines|shrines]] (13 buildings); five castles and palaces; and two other stone structures.<ref name=okinaw
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...maintained as a historical site. The Abura-ya originally consisted of two buildings: the larger one, known as the ''omoya'' (主屋), was used by general guest
*Signs and plaques on-site at the various historical sites within the Matsuzaki-juku area. As seen in [http://www.youtube.com/wa
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...dest extant [[pagoda]] in the [[Kanto region|Kantô region]]. Many of these buildings are officially designated [[Important Cultural Properties]].
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...is fire. Still today a great many buildings at temples, shrines, and other historical sites in the city date from the subsequent rebuilding after this fire.
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Located in Marugame City in Kagawa Prefecture (the historical [[Sanuki province]]), Marugame castle had its beginnings in the early [[Mur
...riod]]. The castle was heavily damaged by fire in [[1869]] and many of the buildings were destroyed by the Meiji government in [[1870]]. The castle ''[[tenshu]]
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...of Yoron Airport, reconstructed in the postwar period and maintained as a historical marker.
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...castle is located in Mito City in present day [[Ibaraki prefecture]] (the historical [[Hitachi province]]) and was primarily famous for being the seat of power
...War]] by Imperial forces on their march north from [[Edo]] and most of the buildings were destroyed at that time.
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The collection also includes some 380,000 historical documents from the [[Forbidden City|imperial palace]] archives.
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...pavilions, and other traditional-style structures, as well as a number of historical stone lanterns and pagodas, and a collection of [[bonsai]] trees (including
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...7, dismantling his capital of [[Chang'an]] and floating many of the palace buildings down the Wei River to establish his own capital at [[Luoyang]]; a second Li
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...clude the reconstruction of the main ''[[garan]]'' (central arrangement of buildings) at Daigo-ji, the revival of certain prayers and austerities practiced by t
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...tions in Japan. While the old station buildings have been reconstructed as historical architecture, a new Shinbashi Station located a short distance away remains
.../20/36-historical-photographs-of-geisha-and-apprentice-geisha-beauties/ 36 historical photographs of geisha and apprentice geisha beauties]," RocketNews24.com, 2
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In July, Hosokawa forces (known as the Eastern Army) controlled the main buildings of the Bakufu, the [[Jiso-In]], [[Shokokuji]], and the Hosokawa's own mansi
==Historical materials==
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...e/museum, which houses much of the Hosokawa family's private collection of historical documents and artifacts.
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...ht|thumb|320px|A model of the Juntendô, showing the complex at its fullest historical size.]]
...et in 1975, and were repaired and reopened as the Sakura Juntendô Memorial Buildings museum in 1985.
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...private ownership ever since then. It was never officially designated as a historical site or cultural property, but for many years the private owners kept it op
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...and these roads, along with the stone steps, and several other historical buildings, are still extant, and the path walked by Korean or other elite visitors to
...') reconstructed based on the surviving one at [[Kaminoseki]], and several historical homes from Kaminoseki and [[Miyajima]] relocated to Kamagari. These lodging
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