高部館跡
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高部館跡
High Department Hall Ruin
History
- High Department Hall Ruin is a castle located in Hitachiomiya, Japan.
- The construction period of this castle is believed to date from the 17th century.
Architecture and Layout
The architectural style of High Department Hall Ruin is not well-documented, but it is reportedly a traditional Japanese-style castle with a rectangular layout.
Historical Significance and Events
- High Department Hall Ruin played an important role in Japan's history during the Edo period.
- The castle was reportedly used as a residence for high-ranking officials.
Current Status and Use
The current status of High Department Hall Ruin is that of a ruin, with most of its original structures having been destroyed over time.
Heritage Status
High Department Hall Ruin is listed as a cultural property in Japan.
Visiting Information
- Visitors can access the site via the Daigo-Miwa Line.
- The address is Hitachiomiya, Japan.
Notable Features and Rooms
No notable features or rooms are reported to be preserved at High Department Hall Ruin.
Details
| Name | 高部館跡 |
|---|---|
| City | Hitachiomiya |
| Country | Japan |
| Coordinates | 36.66648, 140.29944 |
| Current use | ruin |
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