Almost 2,000 Japanese people drag 360-ton castle with ropes. See

Approximately 1,800 Japanese people manually dragged the main tower of Hirosaki Castle as part of the repair work on a wall damaged by a major earthquake. The 360-ton structure moved 3.64 meters over five days, in a joint effort to recover the castle after the damage caused by the earthquake.

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