List of Cultural Properties of Japan - structures (Okinawa)

Columns: Property | Date | Municipality | Comments | Ref
Ieudun Tomb 伊江御殿 墓 Ieudun baka | 1687 | Naha | turtle-back tomb of the Ie line , descendants of the seventh son of Shō Sei , fourth king of the Second Shō Dynasty | [ 1 ] | Sonohyan-utaki Stone Gate 園比屋武御嶽石門 Sonohyan-utaki sekimon | 1519 | Naha | heavily damaged during the war and restored to its previous form in 1957 ; part of the Prefectural Historic Site and of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu | [ 2 ] | Chunnaagaa 喜友名泉 Chunnaagaa | 1751-1829 | Ginowan | stone castellum aquae or fountain | [ 3 ] | Former Enkaku-ji Hōjō Bridge 旧 円覚寺 放生橋 kyū-Engakuji Hōjō-bashi | 1498 | Naha | Enkaku-ji was founded by Shō Shin in 1492 ; all its wooden buildings were destroyed during the war ; the ornately carved bridge suffered minor damage and has since been restored ; its carvings are a Prefectural Cultural Property | [ 4 ] | Miyaradunchi 旧宮良殿内 kyū-Miyaradunchi | 1751-1829 | Ishigaki | residence of a senior Pechin ; the gardens are a Place of Scenic Beauty | [ 5 ] | Former Sōgen-ji First Gate and Stone Wall 旧崇元寺第一門及び石牆 kyū-Sōgenji daiichimon oyobi sekishō | before 1527 | Naha | Sōgenji , said to have been founded in 1470 , was destroyed during the war ; the gate was restored in 1952 | [ 6 ] | Former Nakazato Magiri Warehouse Overseer 's Stone Walls 旧仲里間切蔵元石牆 kyū-Nakazato magiri kuramoto sekishō | 1716-1735 | Kumejima | the wooden buildings are lost | [ 7 ]

Example questions:
Which castle is located near the royal mausoleums of the Ryukyu Kingdom on an island that has an estimated population of 1,518 ? | Under which king was this Japanese Buddhist temple erected in a city with an estimated population of 317,405 in 2019 ? | Which Japanese castle has a sacred grove of trees and plants around it and is found in a municipality that had a population of 317,405 in 2019 ? | In which incident was this Japanese Buddhist temple , located in a city of 39.98 km² and recognized as national treasure in 1933 , destroyed ?

Answers:
Izena Castle | Shō Shin | Shuri Castle | The 1945 battle of Okinawa