Tokyo vintage GIS: zoning and land use
<p>With two maps in tow, I look at Tokyo’s land use and zoning in the late 1950s. Zoning designations largely reflected then-current land uses, except for some visionary (and eventually never realized) ideas about greenbelts and decongestion.</p>
<p>I have written on zoning in Tokyo on this blog before, when <a href="http://benbansal.me/?p=3703" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">discussing</a> a post on Tyler Cowen’s <em>Marginal Revolution </em>blog. To my mind, it painted some rather dubious connections between the current zoning regime and an alleged success of the Japanese housing market in delivering a healthy number of housing starts.</p>
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