| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masomon 媽姐門 | ✓ | A unique gate at Sōfukuji 崇福寺 (rebuilt in 1827) in Nagasaki prefecture. The size is unusual for an eight-legged gate *… |
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| Minami Zuijinmon 南随神門 | A gate located south of the santuary Honden 本殿 at Kibitsu Jinja 吉備津神社 in Okayama prefecture. Images of two defied loyal… |
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| Minamigomon 南御門 | ✓ | The gates on the south side of Ise Jingū 伊勢神宮. They are large eight-legged gates *… |
Architecture, Gates |
| miyukimon 御幸門 | 1 A gate originally used exclusively by the emperor. It had two main pillars and… |
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| mon 門 | ✓ | Gate. Also read kado. A suffix which refers to a gate, of which there are many types. Style: the structural style… |
Architecture, Gates |
| mukaiheijūmon 向い塀重門 | A gate that has two supporting posts, sodebashira 袖柱, in front of and behind the main pillars to carry the… |
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| mukaikaramon 向唐門 | ✓ | Also often read mukōkaramon. A four-legged gate *shikyakumon… |
Architecture, Gates |
| munamon 棟門 | Also called munekado. A simple gate with two circular pillars, a gable roof *… |
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| ōmon 大門 | Also read *daimon. Lit. large gate. A large gate that functions as the entrance… |
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| omotemon 表門 | A generic term for the main gates of an aristocratic dwelling. It applies especially to residences in the shinden… |
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| ōmunamon 大棟門 | Also read ōmunekado. A large gate that is similar to another type of gate called *… |
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| onarimon 御成門 | A visitor's or regent's gate. A type of *yakuimon 薬医門 or *… |
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| 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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