The Tokyo Dome has been in operation for over 38 years since its opening in 1988. While large-scale renovations have been underway in recent years, topics such as "aging infrastructure," "rebuilding," and "the Giants' relocation" have frequently attracted attention.

And now, the proposed relocation site is a "multi-stadium" with a capacity of approximately 50,000 people, planned for the former Tsukiji Market site.

Why are the Tokyo Dome and Tsukiji being linked? Behind this lies a deep relationship between the Mitsui Fudosan/Yomiuri Shimbun Group, which operates the Tokyo Dome, and the consortium of companies promoting the Tsukiji redevelopment.

This video will explain in detail how realistic the "Giants' relocation to Tsukiji" theory is, while also examining the reality of the Tokyo Dome's aging infrastructure, recent renovations, the redevelopment situation in the Korakuen/Suidobashi area, the latest status of the Tsukiji stadium plan, and the capital relationship between Mitsui Fudosan and the Yomiuri Shimbun Group.

Continuing to use the Tokyo Dome, rebuilding, a complete relocation to Tsukiji, or a combination of both stadiums—

Where will the Giants' home stadium be in the 2030s?

Are you in favor of keeping Tokyo Dome? Or are you hoping for the Tsukiji relocation?

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