Fujimi Castle-30 Shuri Shureimon (Completed Size 139 x 81mm)
Shureimon was originally constructed during the reign of King Sho Sei of the Second Sho Dynasty (1527-1555). At the time, it was formally known as Taikenmon, although the name Shureimon is now more commonly used.
The gate was designated a National Treasure in 1933, but was destroyed along with Shuri Castle during the Battle of Okinawa. The present Shureimon was reconstructed in 1958.
Kit Features:
- Features newly revised assembly instructions
- Instructions include illustrated information about the actual structure by Shingo Watanabe of Wade Co., Ltd.
- Reproduces Shureimon after repainting associated with the reconstruction of Shuri Castle
Completed Size (Approx.): 139mm (W) x 81mm (H)
The gate was designated a National Treasure in 1933, but was destroyed along with Shuri Castle during the Battle of Okinawa. The present Shureimon was reconstructed in 1958.
Kit Features:
- Features newly revised assembly instructions
- Instructions include illustrated information about the actual structure by Shingo Watanabe of Wade Co., Ltd.
- Reproduces Shureimon after repainting associated with the reconstruction of Shuri Castle
Completed Size (Approx.): 139mm (W) x 81mm (H)
| General Info | |
| Scale | Non-Scale |
| Type | Scale Model Kit |
| Subtype | Building |
| Minimum Age | 14 Years |
- Stock: Out Of Stock
- SKU: FJ 50094
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