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Kajima Corp. unveils Japan's flower expo wooden tower site
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· September 16, 2026
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Key points This unveiling occurred on September 14. The company responsible is Kajima Corp.
A Japanese major construction company has unveiled a construction site to the media. The site is for a wooden tower that will be part of Japan's flower expo. This unveiling occurred on September 14.
The company responsible is Kajima Corp. They allowed the media to see the site for the first time on this date.
Further details about the construction site and the wooden tower are available from the source, including the location of the site, which is in Yokohama.
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