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Nihonbashi area set for Tokyo’s largest office supply through 2030
Tokyo’s Nihonbashi, Yaesu and Kyobashi area is undergoing major redevelopment to restore its commercial appeal.
The project aims to give the historic district an identity distinct from Ginza and Shibuya.
By 2030, the area is expected to receive 1.05 million square meters of new office space, the largest supply among Tokyo areas covered by the estimate.
The new buildings will also include hotels and an international conference center.
These facilities give the area more capacity to welcome visitors from abroad, but attracting those visitors remains a challenge.
The redevelopment is intended to help Nihonbashi compete with other major Tokyo districts.
The sources do not say what steps will be taken next to draw more foreign visitors.
The Nihonbashi, Yaesu and Kyobashi area is set to have Tokyo’s largest supply of new office space through 2030.
The planned supply is 1.05 million square metres, according to a Mori Building survey cited by Nikkei.
Redevelopment in Nihonbashi is bringing offices, hotels and an international conference venue to the area.
The projects aim to create a distinct appeal for Nihonbashi and draw visitors from overseas.
Attracting those visitors remains a challenge.
- Who
- Developers involved in the redevelopment of the Nihonbashi, Yaesu and Kyobashi area.
- What
- The area is set to have Tokyo’s largest supply of new office space through 2030, at 1.05 million square metres.
- When
- Through 2030.
- Where
- The Nihonbashi, Yaesu and Kyobashi area of Tokyo.
- Why
- Redevelopment aims to restore Nihonbashi’s commercial appeal and attract visitors from overseas.
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- Area
- Nihonbashi, Yaesu and Kyobashi
- New office supply through 2030
- 1.05 million square metres
- Survey cited
- Mori Building