Not so much for ADA but certainly for firecodes. When a Yokocho inevitably burns down, it can’t really be replaced. A newer version can look like this[1], an a

Not so much for ADA but certainly for firecodes. When a Yokocho inevitably burns down, it can’t really be replaced. A newer version can look like this[1], an above ground floor of an office or shopping building hosting a bunch of tiny bars. it’s still pretty good, but is not as charming as a bunch of old and unique places that only still exist because they’ve been grandfathered into an existing yokocho. [1] https://digjapan.travel/en/blog/id=10637 https://digjapan.travel/en/blog/id=10637