日本城市建筑物的高度,根据原有建筑法规的规定,除了特殊情况而外,一般规定为31米,随着日本经济的畸形发展,城市人口高度集中,地价格外昂贵,在所谓“促进都市开发”的目标下,于1963年对原来的建筑标准作了一次修正,迫使建筑向高层与超高层发展。 The height of Japanese city buildings, according to the provisions of the original building regulations, is generally 31 meters apart from special conditions. With the abnormal development of the Japanese economy, the urban population is highly concentrated and the land prices are expensive, so-called “promotion of cities. Under the goal of “Development”, an amendment to the original building standard was made in 1963, forcing the building to develop toward the upper and higher levels.