Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Toyoko Inn Co., offers his apology at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 6 after the budget hotel chain operator was found to have renovated 60 of its 122 hotels in violation of the building regulations.

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