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1@A gate in the corridor connecting the two halls Kyoushoden Za and Anpukuden ΐa in the Imperial Palace at Heiankyou ½ΐ.
2@A gate following the same tradition as in one above, located in the west side of the roofed semi-enclosed corridor that surrounds the Shishinden a of the emperor's palace of Kyoto Gosho sδ. It has a tiled, gabled roof and is painted with red lead pigment. It faces a matching gate called *Nikkamon ϊΨε on the east side. The same format was used for Imperial Palace gates in the medieval and early-modern periods. Both the Gekkamon and Nikkamon open inwards towards the palace buildings.
3@A courtyard gate@at the temple of Tofukuji , Kyoto. Said to have been donated by Emperor Kameyama TR (1259-74), this is a four-pillar gate *shikyakumon lrε with a gabled cypress-bark roof.
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Gosho Gekkamon sδΨε (Kyoto)
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