The intricate details on every surface tell stories of lavish parties and extravagant lifestyles. Despite being abandoned for decades, some remnants of furniture still remain – broken chandeliers hang from ceilings while faded paintings adorn cracked walls. However, beneath all this grandeur lies a dark past. During World War II, Japanese forces occupied Negros Occidental province and used the mansion as their headquarters. It became witness to countless atrocities committed against Filipino civilians who were caught in between warring factions. Today, visitors can explore these silent ruins with guided tours that provide historical context and insights into what transpired within...