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Kuroda Nagamasa Combat Helmet Kabuto In Nishi Park, Fukuoka Stock Photo


Kuroda Nagamasa combat helmet kabuto in Nishi park, Fukuoka Stock Photo
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Kuroda Nagamasa combat helmet, or kabuto against pink cherry blossom of sakura tree at spring in Nishi park, Fukuoka, Kyushu, Japan. Japanese language means Kuroda Nagamasa in English

Dried lotus or sedges stems in the moat of the Fukuoka castle known as Maizuru or Seki Castle in autumn.
Dried lotus in the Ohori moat of the Fukuoka castle with the Fukuoka Tower in background.
Ohori moat of the Fukuoka castle full of dried lotus with the Fukuoka Tower in background.
Photo stand-in depicting samurais in front of the Fukuoka castle ruins visitor center at Korokan Square.
Cute illustration on a photo stand-in depicting samurais at Fukuoka castle ruins visitor center.

People walking in rain on the Matsunoki-zaka zigzag slope of Fukuoka castle`s ruins covered by autumn leaves.
Information panel in front of the Matsunoki-zaka slope of the ruins of Fukuoka castle in autumn.

Stone carved with the title ruins of Fukuoka castle at foot of the slope along the remains of fortification walls in autumn.
Suikyo Tenmangu Shrine was originally located in Imaizumi area and moved to present site by Kuroda

Suikyo Tenmangu Shrine was originally located in Imaizumi area and moved to present site by Kuroda