Hishi Yagura

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Hishi Yagura is a distinctive multi-storied turret of Kanazawa Castle in Japan, known for its diamond-shaped design and role in the castle’s defensive architecture.

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Hishi Yagura canonical 1
Tsuzuki Yagura 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle turret
cultural property
yagura
architecturalStyle Japanese castle architecture
associatedWith Kaga Domain
Maeda clan
category Japanese castle turret
historic site in Kanazawa
connectedTo Gojikken Nagaya
Hashizume-mon Tsuzuki Yagura
linked to: Hashizume-mon Gate
country Japan
era Edo period
function defensive turret
watchtower
hasFeature defensive firing positions
loopholes for archers
narrow windows
sloped tiled roof
white plastered walls
hasView Kanazawa Castle grounds
surrounding city of Kanazawa
heritageDesignation important structure of Kanazawa Castle Park
locatedIn Ishikawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
Japan
Kanazawa
Kanazawa Castle
locatedInPark Kanazawa Castle Park
material stone foundation
wood
nameMeaning Diamond Turret
numberOfStories multi-storied
openToPublic yes
operator Kanazawa Castle Park management
owner Ishikawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
partOf Hishi Yagura–Gojikken Nagaya–Hashizume-mon Tsuzuki Yagura complex
linked to: Hashizume-mon Gate

Kanazawa Castle
preservationStatus well-preserved reconstructed structure
reconstructionMaterial traditional methods and materials
reconstructionStatus reconstructed
roleIn defensive architecture of Kanazawa Castle
shape diamond-shaped
significance example of Edo-period defensive design
symbolic structure of Kanazawa Castle
touristAttraction yes
usedFor defense against attackers
surveillance of castle surroundings
visitorAccess interior accessible on certain routes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kanazawa Castle hasPart Hishi Yagura
Kanazawa Castle hasPart Tsuzuki Yagura
linked to: Hishi Yagura