ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月18日 01時44分

The @hkgolfclub once catered to the city’s British colonial rulers. Today, the parking lot is filled with the Teslas of its wealthy Chinese elite. Recently, this sprawling, 129-year-old golf club has become the focal point of a debate about how to use land in the city with the world’s highest property prices. “Golf is a plaything of the Brits,” said Ng Cheuk-hang, 23, a spokesman for @landjusticehk, an activist group that wants the golf course redeveloped into low-rent public housing. Yoshihiro Nishi, 51, the president of the @HK_Golf Association, thinks the activists are unnecessarily politicizing the issue. “All the members of the Hong Kong Golf Club understand the housing needs in Hong Kong,” said Yoshihiro, who works as a private banker. “We just want to make sure that we get to say what we want to say.” @hkgolfclub is one of 6 golf courses and 24 private sports clubs on special government leases in #HongKong. Together, the clubs occupy about as much land as Central Park. Last year, the @hkgolfclub paid 2.5 million #HongKong dollars (about $320,000) to the government in rent — 3% of actual market rental value. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and to see more photos by @billyhckwok. #⛳

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