Fire guts landmark house of ex-PM Yoshida; short circuit suspected
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tonywang
'short circuit'...yeah right
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kwatt
Security company said that fire alarm indicated short circuit.
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some14some
Historical & cultural properties becoming target of 'short circuit', right(?)
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sk4ek
Second historical residence in Kanagawa to burn down in as many weeks...
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plasticmonkey
With all these cases of historic buildings mysteriously burning down, I'd like to see some follow-up stories. What happens to the land a year after? Condo anyone?
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seesaw
Historical site and yet no proper electrical maintenance of the place?
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Samuraiiki
Trying to get rid of anything related to their defeat. Losers!
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