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Built Just Under 80 Years Ago and Still in Use! Japan's Oldest Housing Complex Has Begun Accepting Applications From New Residents. We've Seen the Amazing Things About This Housing Complex that's Still in Use.
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Hagoromo Danchi, Japan's oldest reinforced concrete housing complex, was designed and constructed in 1948 in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It consists of two four-story buildings with a total of 48 units, and is 76 years old. It's soon turning 80, but while other housing complexes from the same era have been demolished one after another, it has remained standing for a long time.
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