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Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate and Nomura Real Estate Development announced that construction began on June 1st for the Akasaka 7-chome...

On June 3rd, Airbnb Japan announced the launch of the Akiya Design Project; an initiative aimed at restoring traditional vacant homes...

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On June 3rd, Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) announced the launch of a new online portal under its...

One of Tokyo’s largest urban redevelopment programs is entering its final stage. Construction has begun on the Central and West towers of Shibuya Scramble Square, moving forward a transformation of the station area that has been underway for more than two decades. At a press briefing on June 3rd, Tokyu Corporation said the Central and West towers are scheduled for completion in fiscal 2031. The wider Shibuya Station area redevelopment, including work around Hachiko Square, is