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Many castles were built in the Momoyama Period (1573–1600) when Japan was in the process of being unified militarily.
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Originally an imperial messenger gate at Hideyoshi’s Momoyama castle at Fushimi, the gate was moved to Nishi Honganji when Hideyoshi’s castle was dismantled. It was rebuilt for a visit by Iemitsu in 1632.
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Modernism became increasingly popular in architecture in Japan starting in the 1950s.
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Excavations started in 1973 and so far have uncovered 19 house sites, nine deep holes which seem to have been used for storing food, and numerous earthen and stoneware vessels.