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"Small Factories and Independent Shops Still Remain," "High-Rise Buildings Line the Opposite bank"... The History of a "Riverside Town" that Remains Unredeveloped Despite Being only 15 Minutes From Shinagawa Station.
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Located along the Tama River in Tokyo, Rokugo-Dote is a town left behind by the wave of redevelopment. A mix of Showa-era shopping streets, small factories, and low-rise houses creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Despite its convenient location, this town remains largely untouched by redevelopment. Why does it maintain its unique character? This article explores the reasons behind this. (This introductory text was generated by AI.)
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