By KOICHIRO YOSHIDA/ Staff Writer
November 16, 2024 at 07:00 JST
The roof of the third story of the Seiden main hall of Shuri-jo Castle is unveiled, showcasing its elegantly curved corners formed by the angled arrangement of the rafters. This photo was taken on March 18 in Naha. (Koichiro Yoshida)
NAHA--Five years ago, historic Shuri-jo Castle here was reduced to a smoldering ruin after a catastrophic fire left people wondering how long it would take to bring back this symbol of Okinawan culture to its original grandeur. [Read More]
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