A) Ninomaru area B) Fukiage Garden C) Former Nishinomaru enceinte D) Honmaru area
A) 1961 B) May 1945 C) 1968 D) 1993
A) 2021 B) 1945 C) 1993 D) 1968
A) Takenaka Corporation B) Obayashi Corporation C) Mitsubishi Corporation D) Kajima Corporation
A) Four B) Six C) Ten D) Eight
A) Chōwaden B) Matsu-no-Ma C) Hōmeiden D) Seiden
A) Utagawa Hiroshige B) Katsushika Hokusai C) Maeda Seison D) Ogata Kōrin
A) May 1945 B) March 2020 C) September 2021 D) December 1993
A) Administrative storage B) State banquets C) Emperor's work office D) Religious role in enthronements and weddings
A) 500,000 m2 B) 300,000 m2 C) 210,000 m2 D) 150,000 m2
A) Fukiage Ōmiya Palace B) Saineikan dojo C) Tokagakudo Music Hall D) Kuretake-ryō
A) 1961 B) 1993 C) May 30, 1963 D) 1968
A) Nishinomaru B) Kyūden C) Honmaru D) Fukiage Palace
A) Glass and iron B) Traditional wood and paper C) Stone and brick D) Steel-framed reinforced concrete
A) Kyoto Imperial Palace B) Edo Castle C) Osaka Castle D) Meiji Shrine
A) 20,000 square meters B) 30,000 square meters C) 15,000 square meters D) 24,175 square meters
A) Tadao Ando B) Kengo Kuma C) Shōzō Uchii D) Kenzo Tange
A) 1969 B) 2013 C) 1993 D) 1968
A) Emperor Hirohito B) Emperor Naruhito C) Emperor Meiji D) Emperor Akihito
A) December 25 B) April 29 C) January 2 D) February 23
A) Hibiya Park B) Ueno Park C) Kitanomaru Park D) Kokyo Gaien National Garden
A) Nippon Budokan B) Tokyo Dome C) National Diet Building D) Imperial Hotel
A) The Emperor hosts a formal dinner B) The Imperial Family appears on a balcony C) The public tours the Fukiage garden D) The public visits the interior of the Kyūden
A) Kitanomaru Garden B) Fukiage Garden C) East Gardens D) Nishinomaru Garden
A) Kitanomaru Square B) The East Garden gate C) Kyūden Totei Plaza D) Nishinomaru Plaza
A) Mostly reinforced concrete B) Mostly glass and aluminum C) Mostly imported steel D) Mostly domestic origin
A) Imperial Main Gate B) Sakurada Gate C) Nakamon D) Edo Gate
A) Kyūjō B) Edo-jō C) Kōkyo D) Higashi-Gyoen
A) Shinjuku B) Minato C) Shibuya D) Chiyoda
A) 5.50 B) 2.00 C) 0.44 D) 1.15
A) 1968 B) 2004 C) 1869 D) 1945
A) Preservation of Meiji-era ruins B) Historically correct reconstruction of the main donjon C) Renovation of the East Garden D) Creation of a new museum
A) Parquets or carpets B) Polished cedar C) Tatami mats D) Stone tiles
A) Copper plates B) Clay tiles C) Japanese cypress shingles D) Thatch
A) 1968–present B) 1948–1968 C) 1888–1948 D) 1869–1888
A) An underground air-raid shelter B) The main audience hall C) The gardens D) The Fukiage Palace
A) Richard Lineberger B) Emperor Meiji C) Junzō Yoshimura D) Naotaka Kotake
A) Higashi-Gyoen B) Obunko Fuzokushitsu C) Edo-jō D) Kyūden
A) Imperial Music Chamber B) Royal Garden Pavilion C) Peach Blossom Music Hall D) Edo Concert Hall
A) Kenji Imai B) Empress Kōjun C) Tokugawa Ieshige D) Kobori Enshu
A) Hexagon B) Circle C) Square D) Octagon
A) Wake no Kiyomaro B) Tokugawa Ieshige C) Kobori Enshu D) Kenji Imai
A) It was redesigned by the ninth shogun B) It was moved to Akasaka Palace C) It was replaced by the Nippon Budokan D) It was destroyed by fire
A) Tokugawa Ieshige B) Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa C) Empress Kōjun D) Kobori Enshu
A) 1912 B) 1636 C) 1963 D) 1968
A) Wake no Kiyomaro B) Tokugawa Ieshige C) Kusunoki Masashige D) Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa |