#honmaru

[biiguru]

Little Kaz & Lee sneak off to find out more about the place known as "Honmaru" I don't know whether or not it works within the story, I just thought it would be interesting.

[sane10love]

[musicmakesyousmart]

Castlerock - Honmaru

Realm and Ritual

2021

[wintermanworld]

1ヶ月程前から3匹の猫ちゃんを保護してまして、その内のひとりをどうしても家に迎えなければいけなくなりました😁 今日、去勢手術から帰ってきて正式に家の子になりました💙💙 名前は本丸です‼️ これから宜しくお願いします🙇‍♂️ #watson #irene #nucori #osuna #honmaru #britishshorthair #siamesemix #tortoiseshellcat #ragdoll #cat #illustrator #winterman #greenfam #イラストレーター #シャム猫ミックス #サビ猫 #ブリティッシュショートヘア #ラグドール #猫 #ネコ #ねこ #ねこ好きさんと繋がりたい #ワトソン君 #アイリーン #ヌコ ＃おすな #本丸 https://www.instagram.com/p/CE6m9rDpklq/?igshid=1qaiabkiwlj4

[makky-tyuyan]

#japan #nagoyacastle #honmaru #Mural https://www.instagram.com/p/CM6Qx05pwNj/?igshid=q2j0j8mu21oe

[artschoolglasses]

Honmaru Yagura-mon

Nijo Castle, Kyoto

[beliahwhite]

Expansion completed!!

New garden for my toudan ;-)

[chiisai-fukurou]

Honmaru palace inside of Nagoya castle :)

This feels oddly out of place inside this castle (^-^;) I quite liked seeing it as its existence is a sign of appreciation of the carpenters skills and of the historic significance of this place :) It is also nice to see this new and polished looking building in an old and partly overgrown castle :) As a 日曜日大工 (Sundaywoodworker :) <=although my Japanese friends tell me that I should stop calling myself that and tell me I’m just like proper 大工 (Daiku :) it still feels weird to me because I know that while I can achieve similar results I’m nowhere near as quick as them and don’t yet know enough about the layout of the pieces and dwellings made by true 大工.

I was very happy seeing the nice planed surfaces of the wood inside the palace and to see the great paintings on the Fusuma (sliding room dividers/doors :) Usually the palaces you can see in Japan are old so the wood is tarnished and discoloured but seeing a fresh one is quite interesting and fascinating too as this is what the people back then would have seen :)

I’m always amazed by the quality of wood they have in Japan as I have never seen anything like that being used on Germany :o The wood being used in the UK, France and Belgium is better quality but the Japanese soft woods are just amazingly dense and knot free :o

It was one of my favourite sights in Nagoya :) Seeing an old style but new Japanese palace inside and an old Japanese castle was great :)

I wish I could see the wood on this palace age :3

I also wish everyone a great time with sweet dreams (^-^)/