By HISANORI FUJIMOTO/ Staff Writer
September 2, 2021 at 07:00 JST
Yuki Kuroiwa, third from left, makes himself comfortable with his family at the doorway to his home, which also serves as a public bathhouse in Kumamoto. (Provided by Yuki Kuroiwa)
KUMAMOTO--Architect Yuki Kuroiwa, a specialist in structural design whose main job is to calculate the quake-resistance strength of buildings, has another life after his work day is over. [Read More]
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