Shuri Castle photo album

NAHA, Japan, Nov. 30 Kyodo - Photo taken Nov. 29, 2019, shows an album for Shuri Castle, which was published on Nov. 14, 2019, by the Okinawa Times, a major newspaper in the southernmost Japanese prefecture, about two weeks after a fire engulfed the castle at a World Heritage site. The 88-page all-color album has drawn massive orders with the proceeds financing the rebuilding of the castle.

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