TOKYO - A stone wall located at the entrance of the main keep of Kumamoto Castle in southwestern Japan that collapsed 10 years ago from a major earthquake was found to have crumbled due to accumulated damage from a foreshock, according to a recent 3D analysis of aerial photographs by experts and Kyodo News.
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