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The extravagant Hyakudan Kaidan in Meguro has reopened after a yearlong closure
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Tokyo's heritage-listed Hyakudan Kaidan has officially reopened to the public following a yearlong closure of the Hotel Gajoen. The restoration provides executive travelers renewed access to one of the city's most significant architectural and artistic cultural landmarks.
- 01The historic artwork-covered stairway in Meguro resumed operations after a twelve-month hiatus
- 02Hotel Gajoen facilities have reopened following an unexpected closure last year
- 03The site remains a primary destination for viewing registered Tangible Cultural Properties in Tokyo
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Tokyo’s heritage-listed, artwork-covered stairway is open once more after Hotel Gajoen’s abrupt closure last year