Dongshipjagak, South Korea

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Located at the southeast edge of Kyongbuk Palace, this tower was originally one of two guard posts along the palace wall. Presently it stands in the street, as the palace wall was relocated, and the other watchtower was destroyed during the Japanese Colonial period.

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