By ATSUSHI MISAWA/ Staff Writer
May 8, 2020 at 07:00 JST
The gate's second floor section is unveiled to media representatives on April 11. Officials are considering opening it to the public for a limited period due to safety concerns. (Atsushi Misawa)
KAGOSHIMA--The massive Goromon gate at the ruins of feudal-era Tsurumaru Castle here is now fully restored, nearly 150 years after the building was destroyed by fire. [Read More]
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