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The reason why the Nakano Sun Plaza reconstruction plan is in limbo

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The reconstruction plan for Nakano Sun Plaza, a landmark in front of Nakano Station on the Chuo Line that closed its 50-year history in July 2023, is in limbo. Due to rising project costs, the redevelopment plan will be reviewed in December 2024, and it will be made more profitable by increasing the residential portion...

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