nagoya castle造句

• The kofun is located on the grounds of the Ofukemaru of Nagoya Castle.
• He participated in the Korean campaign by sending men from his station, Nagoya Castle.
• Robert Allerton purchased them in Japan where he had seen the originals at Nagoya Castle.
• Nagoya Castle's collection is from the Owari Tokugawa era.
• The close proximity to Nagoya Castle is reflected in the decorative roof of the structure.
• Another way of pronouncing Nagoya Castle ( T銼K \ 蜽 ) is MeijM
  ( T蜽 ).
• Parts of Nagoya Castle were reconstructed with the use of building materials taken from Kiyosu Castle.
• In 1555, Nobunaga killed Oda Nobutomo and captured Kiyosu Castle; Hidesada was made to defend Nagoya Castle.
• It was one of the merchant areas, located close to the Hori Canal and south of Nagoya Castle.
• How and when the tomb was transported to Nagoya Castle and what purpose it served there is unknown.
• In 1593, the Satake clan joined in Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea, deploying troops to Nagoya Castle in Hizen Province.
• Located on the site of the secondary enclosure of Nagoya Castle, it is host to numerous concerts and events.
• Tokugawa Art Museum is a private museum belonging to the Owari Tokugawa, who lived in Nagoya castle for 16 generations.
• In 1609, by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Yoshinao was ordered to relocate the seat of his government to Nagoya Castle.
• Nagoya Castle, which was being used as a military command post, was hit and mostly destroyed on May 14, 1945.
• :Satan Cross'first match was against The Ninja during the semifinals in Nagoya Castle, in which he demonstrated his Western Ninjitsu abilities.
• Some theories suggest Sayaka to be a Korean misinterpretation of Saika, referring to the Nagoya Castle by Hideyoshi and never entered Korea.
• Otherwise known as " My Lord ", " Lord ", or " Kazusanosuke ", Nobunaga is the lord of the Nagoya Castle.
• Major events include the June Atsuta Festival, the July Port Festival, the August Nagoya Castle Summer Festival Castle and the October Nagoya Festival.
• Up until the Meiji Restoration, Nagoya Castle flourished as the castle where the Owari branch, the foremost of the three Tokugawa clan lineages, resided.