Time seems frozen in this severely charred hospital room in Tokyo, left much as it was almost eight decades ago after U.S. B-29 bombers unleashed a firestorm that incinerated vast areas of the Japanese capital.While workers bustle outside, the small, drafty room remains eerily still, strewn with pieces of scorched wood -- remnants of the incendiary bombing that claimed an estimated 100,000 lives in a single night in the final months of World War II.Formerly the main ward of San-Ikukai Hospital, the four-story building in eastern Tokyo's Sumida Ward is being demolished due to aging.However, …READ FULL ARTICLE
