Post-World War II Rebuilding Efforts

Definition

The process of reconstructing a city or region after it has been damaged or destroyed by war. In the case of Tokyo, post-World War II rebuilding efforts refer to the extensive reconstruction and development that took place in Tokyo following its devastation during World War II.

Related terms

Urban Planning: The process of designing and organizing cities to ensure efficient land use and accommodate population growth.

Infrastructure: The physical structures and systems that support a city or area, such as roads, bridges, water supply networks, and power grids.

Economic Revitalization: The efforts made to stimulate economic growth and development in a particular area or region.