Himeji Castle

Himeji serves as an excellent example of the prototypical Japanese castle, containing many of the defensive and architectural features most associated with Japanese castles. The tall stone foundations, whitewash walls, and organization of the buildings within the complex are standard elements of any Japanese castle, and the site also features many other examples of typical castle design, including gun emplacements and stone-dropping holes.

This Pen & Ink and Watercolor rendition captures its complex beauty with great detail in the roofs and the massive stone wall on which the castle is built.

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