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It is highly doubtful that anyone in bubble-era Japan “lost” a piece of property. The rail companies in particular are keen, savvy property developers. During
by bobthepanda 3y ago
It is highly doubtful that anyone in bubble-era Japan “lost” a piece of property. The rail companies in particular are keen, savvy property developers.
During the bubble, the Imperial Palace grounds had a higher real estate valuation than all of California.
- hinkley 3y agoI feel like you might be underestimating the age of subway lines. 2027 will be the centennial anniversary of the Ginza Line, and that's a baby compared to Paddington Station, which had its sesquicentennial a decade ago. Apparently the Tokyo postal service had a private line in 1915. I kinda wonder if that's the one they 'found'.