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Forum:	Floorplans And Blueprints
Topic:	Japanese Castles

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Kitsune I am trying to find blueprints/plans of japanese castles, especially Himeji, for use in a MUD I am helping with and to make either plastic or paper models. Can anyone help me to find them? I have been wearing out my welcome at the library and bookstores here. Optimally the plans would name the rooms or tell what the main use of the room was for.
Arigato gozaimasu in advance for your help.
Kitsune
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"Unless you enter the tiger's den you cannot take the cubs." -Japanese Proverb
Levan As a starting point about Japenese castles, try this excellent site:
http://www.angelfire.com/wy/svenskildbiter/shiro.html
Levan
Kitsune Arigato gozaimasu, Levan sama. I had found that site on my own and agree that it is an excellent site for japanese casltes. I have found perhaps 5 others that are also very informative if you are interested. Unfortunately, I haved yet to find true floor plans of the tenshi and/or seperate living quarters inside the castle compounds. If you or anyone can help me on that I will be trully impressed. Thanks again.
Kitsune
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"Unless you enter the tiger's den you cannot take the cubs." -Japanese Proverb