A Japanese castle

In Japan, I am various from the moat colony of the ancient times to the castle of early modern Ishigaki and castle tower. I include Daiba and the battery of the late Tokugawa period in a castle. The camp with gay quarters (くるわ) may say "a castle". As for the building, it is it from a fabrication (さくじ, a building) to make building (ふしん, public works) to build a moat and the fieldwork and the gate and a wall. A mansion and an oar / the castle tower are included in a fabrication, too.

In Japan of the Middle Ages, there was the samurai who was a combatant mainly. In the castles such as daimyos, the family lived inside, and there was the woman who did everyday care. At the big castle, the neighboring towns were able to get a busy outer fence. The castle of the biggest in Japan is Edo-jo Castle. There is the castle in each place a lot till feudal lordship law is promulgated in 1615 of the early modern times, and it is said when there was tens of thousands castle when I can include the small thing such as the fort. In the Middle Ages / the early modern times, the encampment made with building and building built in the level ground assumes encampment and building, the thing which few can approach the castle, and was made of the only castle posture that I do not include in a castle a castle