| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daiippōmon 第一峰門 | ✓ | A unique Chinese style four-legged gate made by Chinese carpenters in 1644 using imported, broad leaf cedar. It is located… |
Architecture, Gates |
| daimon 大門 | Also pronounced *ōmon. A generic term for a variety of styles of main gates. One… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| Dairimon 内裏門 | A general term for gates belonging to the Imperial Palace, Kyoto Gosho 京都御所. The *Shōmei… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| ōmon 大門 | Also read *daimon. Lit. large gate. A large gate that functions as the entrance… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| omotemon 表門 | A generic term for the main gates of an aristocratic dwelling. It applies especially to residences in the shinden… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| ōmunamon 大棟門 | Also read ōmunekado. A large gate that is similar to another type of gate called *… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| onarimon 御成門 | A visitor's or regent's gate. A type of *yakuimon 薬医門 or *… |
Architecture, Gates | |
| Ōtenmon 応天門 | The red-painted front gate, 5 x 2 bays with three entrances that provided access from the south to enter the *… |
Architecture, Gates |
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