By KEIICHIRO INOUE/ Staff Writer
January 11, 2022 at 07:10 JST
Children are seen playing in a park over the exterior wall, which was damaged by U.S. air raids, on the second floor of the former substation in Higashi-Yamato on Oct. 20. (Keiichiro Inoue)
A former electric power substation in western Tokyo damaged by air raids during World War II is drawing scores of visitors after undergoing a yearlong refurbishment. [Read More]
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