Ex-villa of Sumitomo conglomerate burns down

Ex-villa of Sumitomo conglomerate burns down

YOKOHAMA, Japan - This photo shows a former villa of the 16th family head of the Sumitomo industrial conglomerate in Yokohama, just southwest of Tokyo, which burned down early in the morning of March 15. No one lived in the wooden, two-story building, built in 1939 and designated as a nationally important cultural property. The police are investigating the fire on suspicion of arson. (Kyodo)

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