Sumidagawa Shipbuilding moves to Shiomi

After its land was bought for expressway construction, Sumidagawa Shipbuilding moved its head office and works to Shiomi.

Wikipedia's article on Sumidagawa Shipbuilding records that in 1969 it "moved its head office and works to Shiomi, Kōtō-ku, after its land was bought for the construction of an expressway". After the reclamation was completed, Shiomi grew as a typical semi-industrial district of shipping warehouses, ironworks, shipyards and sanitation depots (Wikipedia).

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