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Sakura Nagoya Castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura Nagoya Castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura Nagoya Castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura Nagoya Castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Couple takes selfie near Somei Yoshino Sakura, Nagoya Castle, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura blooming in spring at Nagoya Castle.Nagoya Castle built in 1610 Royalty Free Stock Photo
white sakura or cherry tree with blurred Nagoya Castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura Nagoya Castle
Sakura flower floating at Nagoya castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
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sakura cherry blossom at Nagoya castle gate Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sakura blooming in spring at Nagoya Castle.Nagoya Castle built on 1610 is a japanese castle located in Nagoya, central Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cherry blossom or sakura at Nagoya castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
White cherry blossom or sakura at nagoya castle Royalty Free Stock Photo
Pink sakura at Nagoya castle, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Originally built on the orders of the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, commissioned in 1610 and completed in 1612, the reconstructed Nagoya Castle features a new five-story main keep or donjon mounted by a pair of 3m-long golden shachi dolphins, which have become symbols of the city and are made in strict accordance with the originals. Nagoya Castle was constructed on a huge scale to emphasize the power of Tokugawa Ieyasu after his victory at the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 and his ascent to the position of shogun, effectively in control of the whole of Japan. Nagoya Castle also secured Ieyasu`s western flank on the Tokaido highway which ran from Kyoto to Edo present-day Tokyo.


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