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Tokyo Midtown Nihonbashi Complex Previewed for Press

Tokyo, Oct. 8 (Jiji Press)--A press preview was held for part of the Tokyo Midtown Nihonbashi commercial complex under development in Tokyo's Chuo Ward on Thursday, ahead of its scheduled opening next year. The complex is being developed by Mitsui Fudosan Co. and Nomura Real Estate Development Co. as the fourth facility under Mitsui Fudosan's "Tokyo Midtown" series, following the Roppongi, H...

Tokyo, October 8 - A press preview took place this Thursday for a section of the upcoming Tokyo Midtown Nihonbashi commercial complex, set for opening in the following year. The project, being developed by Mitsui Fudosan Co. and Nomura Real Estate Development Co., marks the fourth addition to Mitsui Fudosan's Tokyo Midtown series, following the Roppongi, Hibiya, and Yaesu complexes. The construction of the Nihonbashi complex's buildings was finalized on September 30.

Nihonbashi complex consists of four districts. The tallest structure, the 284-meter Nihonbashi Nomura Mitsui Tower, will serve as the headquarters for Nomura Holdings Inc., house the Waldorf Astoria hotel run by Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc., and provide a large venue for international conferences. To ensure a consistent electricity and heat supply, even during power cuts, the developers collaborated with TEPCO Energy Partner Inc. to install an energy center in the basement of the complex.

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