Which city's design did Tange contribute to after WW II?
Tokyo
Osaka
Kyoto
Yokohama
Answer
Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, witnessed the remarkable contributions of Kenzo Tange in shaping its urban landscape after World War II. Tange played a pivotal role in the reconstruction of Tokyo, infusing his modernist architectural style into several significant projects, including the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, which showcased his innovative approach to urban design and symbolized the city's rebirth and resilience in the aftermath of the war.
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