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Mayor Sandwiched in between several tall apartment buildings, Nazi Juan is one of the last remaining villages in the middle of urban Hong Kong.

It's a densely packed cluster of tin roof houses, small shops and narrow alleyways.

More than 20,000 people call this place home.

Over the decades, the area around the village was developed with apartment buildings replacing the small tin roof houses, but no one remained.

Most of the houses here are 2 to 3 stories tall.

There cement buildings with a metal sheet for a roof.

Some, like BofA Cafe, have shops on the ground floor, while others have been divided into several tiny apartments.

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But these old buildings could soon disappear.

The government plans to redevelop the village within the next decade and replace the homes with apartment buildings.

Many small shops, like both cafe, will likely go as well e a house.

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