By NOBORU TOMURA/ Staff Writer
July 6, 2020 at 07:10 JST
Bunho Ogawa, left, head priest of Gankoji temple, stands before a wall bearing graffiti from more than 400 years ago in the temple’s main hall. (Noboru Tomura)
MITAKE, Gifu Prefecture--Knock down a wall and you never know what you’ll find, especially if the building being renovated is an ancient temple. [Read More]
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