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7 comments:
It is sad to see the destruction that happens after an earthquake, the old stone structures seem to really suffer. But it is great to see it will be reconstructed. Thanks for the tour.
Interesting tour. Repairing historic buildings is always an engineering challenge and I enjoy reading about
things like that; the time frame, funding, where the materials will come from etc. lots of fun info.
It's a little like planning to restore an antique quilt if you think about it.
Hi Pamela what an interesting tour,lots to see,so please they are restoring it,thankyou for sharing xx
Good to see that the damage is being repaired. But it seems that it will still take a while before everything is restored.
It is one of my favorite castles and I was shocked to see the damage.
What a lovely tour Lin, thanks for the pics!
It's an enormous undertaking that's for sure
Wow, that is quite some damage! I'm glad to see they are repairing everything, but I wonder how the Japanese managed to preserve so many old buildings for all this time while having earthquakes regularly...
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