Your Highness; His Highness; Her Highness
temple; shrine; sanctuary
you; (arch.) your residence
(shrine) repository or treasure house; (shrine) sanctuary
main building (of a villa, palace, etc.)
main hall (of a Shinto shrine); main shrine; inner sanctuary
front shrine; hall of worship
(main building of a) Shinto shrine
ritual implement storehouse
palace; hall; shrine; temple; hall of fame
moon palace of the Hindu god Chandra; imperial palace; (arch.) Yoshiwara red light district
moon palace of the Hindu god Chandra; imperial palace; (arch.) Yoshiwara red light district
moon palace of the Hindu god Chandra; imperial palace; (arch.) Yoshiwara red light district
reception hall (in a temple or palace)
main temple; main building of a shrine; Shishiden; Hall for State Ceremonies; central building of a palace; State Chamber
kagura hall (at a shrine); sacred dance stage
main building in a Heian palace; main residence of an emperor
temple building enshrining a statue of Buddha (esp. the main hall of a Zen Buddhist temple)
palace decorated with jewels; beautiful palace
pavilion used as the emperor's habitual residence (in Heian Palace)
palace annex; shrine annex
Council Hall in the Imperial Palace
emperor's temporary place of sojourn
emperor's temporary place of sojourn
school building for housing an imperial photograph and a copy of the Imperial Rescript on Education (pre-WWII)
pavilion housing the historical archives (in Heian Palace)
pavilion housing the historical archives (in Heian Palace)
enshrinement of two or more deities in one building of a shrine; shrine building dedicated to two or more deities
the palace sanctuary, shrine of imperial ancestors and temple inside the Japanese imperial palace
the palace sanctuary, shrine of imperial ancestors and temple inside the Japanese imperial palace
hall of offerings (at a shrine)
golden palace; magnificent palace
seven residential pavilions for court ladies (in the inner Heian Palace)
assembly hall of a shrine (used for weddings, banquets, etc.)
shrine of imperial ancestors
central pavilion (of Heian Palace)
shrine building where votive picture tablets are hung
pavilion for weapons storage (in Heian Palace)
building on the greater palace grounds used by the emperor for viewing horse racing, horseback archery, etc.; martial arts practice hall at Heian Shrine (est. in 1895 by the Dai Nippon Butoku Kai, now defunct)
pavilion housing the empress's reception hall (in the inner Heian Palace)
purification hall of a Shinto shrine
seventeen main pavilions of the imperial palace
house used (by noble ladies) for putting on makeup
pavilion housing imperial treasures and historical artifacts (in Heian Palace)
banquet and concert pavilion (of the inner Heian Palace)