When compiling the code below, the field 'data' has 2 RuntimeVisibleTypeAnnotations, while the field in the anonymous class, 'data2' has3 RuntimeVisibleTypeAnnotations.
If there are 2 (such as @A @B data2) it has 6 (rather than 4). A complete test case is attached.
The same is true for methods.

    class testclass {
        @C String data = "test";
        void mtest( testclass t){ }
        public void test() {
            mtest( new testclass() {
                     @D String data2 = "test";
                });
        }
    }

    @Retention(RUNTIME)
    @Target({TYPE_USE,FIELD})
    @interface C { }

    @Retention(RUNTIME)
    @Target({TYPE_USE,FIELD})
    @interface D { }