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Property Type:	AshigaruBridgesCastle ConditionCastle TypeCastle townDaimyoDesignationsEdo PeriodFeaturesFlatlandFortified ManorGardenGatesHas Important Cultural PropertiesHas National TreasuresHilltopHistorical PeriodHouseImportant Cultural PropertyLocal Historic SiteLower ClassMain keepMapsMiddle ClassMoatsMountaintopNational Historic SiteNext 100 CastlesNo main keep but other buildingsOriginalOriginal main keepPalacePre Edo PeriodPrefectural Historic SitePrefectural TreasureReconstructed main keepRegistered Tangible Cultural PropertyResidence TypeRuins onlySamurai Residence FeaturesSamurai homesSpecial Historic SiteStone wallsTop 100 CastlesTop 100 Mountaintop CastlesTrenchesTurretsUNESCO World Heritage SiteUpper ClassWallsWarehousesWater moats
Description:	Residences designed for Daimyo or Daimyo level family members. Typically the Daimyo and his family would live in the goten on the castle grounds proper, but there are cases, such as [[Matsushiro Castle]] where a residence besides the goten was built for this purposes. Further, until the very end of the Edo Period most family members had to live in Edo. Since no Edo Period daimyo residences still exist in Tokyo, this category is very small.

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