Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)

Summary

Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon) is a karamon^[1].

Key Facts

• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon) is located in London Borough of Richmond upon Thames^[2].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon) is in the country of United Kingdom^[3].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s image is recorded as Kew Gardens - London - September 2008 (2958761251).jpg^[4].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s instance of is recorded as karamon^[5].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s genre is recorded as public art^[6].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s based on is recorded as Kara-mon, Nishi Hongwanji^[7].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s Commons category is recorded as Kew Gardens Japanese Gateway^[8].
• +1910-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)^[9].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s OS grid reference is recorded as TQ1834576142^[10].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 51.471879, 'longitude': -0.297487, 'precision': 1e-06}^[11].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s National Heritage List for England number is recorded as 1251790^[12].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s heritage designation is recorded as Grade II listed building^[13].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s plaque image is recorded as London - Kew Gardens - The Japanese Landscape at Kew 1996 by Professor Fukuhara, Osaka - Chokushi-Mon (Gateway of the Imperial Messenger) 1910 (Replica) - View East on Haiku composed at Kew in 1936 by Kyoshi Takahama.jpg^[14].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s located in protected area is recorded as Kew Gardens^[15].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s historic county is recorded as Surrey^[16].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s created for is recorded as Japan–British Exhibition^[17].
• Japanese Gateway (Chokushi-Mon)'s British Listed Buildings ID is recorded as 101251790^[18].