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One of the last sections to be completed. The continuous roof of the building stretching in a near straight line will serve as a fast highway from a busy area of the city. The World's Longest Building nears completion in Tokyo: Three Quarters of a mile roadway on its roof alleviates traffic problems: At a cost of more than two million pounds, the longest office building in the world is nearing completion in Tokyo. From end to end the building will stretch three quarters of a mile. It will be two stories high on its roof will be a traffic highway which will do much to alleviate traffic problems in the busy city area. The building is being made along the site of one of the old city moats surrounding the Imperial palace, and it will provide office space for hundreds of business firms

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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