Mitsubishi Estate unveils 38-story building in central Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Aerial photo of the Shin-Marunouchi Building (L) and the Marunouchi Building in the upscale Marunouchi business district in central Tokyo. Mitsubishi Estate Co. invited members of the press to the 38-story Shin-Marunouchi Building on April 17. The office-retail complex is projected to attract 20 million visitors and generate 22 billion yen of revenue per year after opening to the public April 27.

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