Hanzō-mon, Historic gate in Japan
Hanzōmon is a gate located in Chiyoda ward of Tokyo, Japan.
It was named after the ninja Hattori Hanzō who used to guard the Edo Castle.
The gate is an important cultural asset and symbolizes traditional Japanese architecture.
Currently, it serves ans entrance to the Imperial Palace with numerous tourists visiting it every year.
It's also known as Kōraimon, which translates to 'Tiger's Den Gate'.
Location: Chiyoda
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