大奥
(historical) The inner chamber (inner quarters) of the Edo Castle where the shōgun's consort, concubines, and ladies in waiting resided. Other than the shōgun, no other men were permitted entrance. Male children were raised in Ooku until the age of 7 at which time they had to move out and reside in other parts of the castle.
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(historical) The inner chamber (inner quarters) of the Edo Castle where the shōgun's consort, concubines, and ladies in waiting resided. Other than the shōgun, no other men were permitted entrance. Male children were raised in Ooku until the age of 7 at which time they had to move out and reside in other parts of the castle.
大奥
The Ōoku was the place where the shogun's wife and concubines lived during the Edo period.
The Ōoku was the place where the shogun's wife and concubines lived during the Edo period.
大奥は江戸時代の将軍の妻や側室が住んでいた場所です。
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