Himeji-Jo / Himeji castle
You only live twice (1967)
Himeji Castle, also called Shirasagijo (White Heron Castle) due to its white outer walls, is the best preserved castle in all of Japan. It serves as a classic example of Japanese castle architecture, having been designated a national treasure in 1931. Incorporating both strategic design as well as a very conscious awareness of space, it functions as a military command, a center for political life, and as a monument to the glories of an earlier age. .
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Axel 2001 We found it - Oh yes we found it |
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Axel 2001 This is definitely the area where ninjas are trained |
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Dean & Greg 2001 Yeah we're Ninjas. |
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Trefor 2001 I think this doorway is in the 3rd film shot above! |
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