JR East to open "Takanawa Gateway City" complex in Tokyo

JR East to open "Takanawa Gateway City" complex in Tokyo

Photo shows Linkpillar 1 twin buildings at the recently completed "Takanawa Gateway City" commercial complex in Tokyo, developed by JR East, on March 25, 2025, two days ahead of its opening. The skyscrapers house offices, convention centers and a JW Marriott luxury hotel set to open in the fall.

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