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Permanent claim record · Himeji-jo

Himeji-jo is a leading surviving example of early-17th-century Japanese castle architecture, combining wooden construction, developed defensive systems, white plastered earthen walls, and layered roofs.

Verified\u00b7 2026-07-14
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Predicatetrivia.fact
SubjectHimeji-jo (venue)
As of2026-07-14
StatusVerified
SourceUNESCO — 661 (trust 10/10)
Referencehttps://whc.unesco.org/en/list/661/
Document hashpending evidence-pack link
Provenance chainprimary_source_verification
Claim ID7d9f1e77-6dda-47a6-bf9a-2a172a85ebbb