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Forests created in central Tokyo biz area help ease summer heat, sooth harried workers
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points These areas are sometimes referred to in a particular way due to their dense, cityscape environment. Urban landscapes with many high-rise buildings can be quite stark.
Urban landscapes with many high-rise buildings can be quite stark. These areas are sometimes referred to in a particular way due to their dense, cityscape environment.
Some efforts have been made to create forests in certain business districts. This is intended to have a positive effect on the surroundings.
Further information about these efforts is available from the source, including specific details about the locations where these projects have been implemented and their impact on the area.
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