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Long-term residents handle prefectural bureaucracy in the lower halls while visitors gather outside for the evening projection displays on the facade.
Locally called Tocho, the complex concentrates the regional governance of Tokyo across two prominent towers. The municipal government manages the special wards, western cities, suburban towns, and outlying island villages from this headquarters. Workers and residents interact with metropolitan administration here for regional planning matters, while the public observation levels provide panoramic views across the urban expanse.
Architect Kenzo Tange designed the Shinjuku high-rise complex after previously creating the former Yurakucho city hall, which was later replaced by Tokyo International Forum. The twin-tower structure stood as the tallest building by roof height in the metropolis until the completion of Midtown Tower. The exterior gained Guinness World Records recognition as the largest projection mapping installation, drawing crowds to the plaza.
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