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It's likely the area could also be used for new housing projects after the event. I do agree that it seems ridiculous to move the cultural landmark as it also d
by T4NG 8y ago
It's likely the area could also be used for new housing projects after the event. I do agree that it seems ridiculous to move the cultural landmark as it also displaces local restaurants and businesses.
- pochamago 8y agoI believe it's slated to be a parking lot
- T4NG 8y agoI read it'd be a bus hub for the Olympics, but I would bet money that it too will be razed right after the games to accommodate the more prevalent need of housing or business development.
- CaptainZapp 8y agoI don't think so. Tsukiji is basically in Ginza (or very close), which is some of the most expensive reasl estate in the world. A parking high-rise, maybe?
- jpatokal 8y agoThe restaurants are in the outer market, which is not going anywhere. Only the inner/wholesale market, which was largely off limits to tourists, is moving.