城の天守閣は殿様の住居ではありませんの英語

the residence of the Emperor of Japan, called the Imperial Palace

in Japan, the building where the Crown prince lives

in Japan, inside the palace where the Emperor resides

an emperor's residence

the place where the Japanese crown prince lives, called Togugosho

in Japan, a building called, the Imperial Palace

a Buddhist temple in which a prince lives as the chief priest

the place in which an emperor resides

a place where the Emperor resides

in China, the gate of {tzuchin-castle,} called Tiananmen

the palace where the Crown Prince of Japan lives, called "Togu"

The castle is too slightly provided to stand a long siege.

the inner palace where wives of the nobility lived, called 'rikukyu'

a castle built in Osaka by the Japanese leader Hideyoshi Toyotomi, called Osaka Castle

A palace my be likened to a prison.

the principal hall in a castle or mansion

a palace built on land separate from the main grounds of the Imperial Palace

the place where the emperor lives called Imperial Palace

the place, called 'Tosotsuten', where the Maitreya-bodhisattva is said to live

the large room of a manor or castle

The castle can not stand a long siege.

in Japan, the place in which the Imperial Palace or shogunate exists

in Japan, a separate branch castle affiliated with a main castle

The castle is encircled by moats―girt with moats.

the water that surrounds the building where the Japanese Emperor lives

a castle that serves as both a house and a fort

the dwelling in which the Japanese Imperial princess lives

during ancient and medieval Japan, a private estate that was confiscated from a feudal lord

a palace of Imperial Palace in Japanese Heian era named "Seiryo-den"

the building in the Imperial Palace called the {Sanctuary}