JR East's Yamanote Line is a ring railway that runs in the heart of Tokyo, passing through important transit points in Tokyo and then transferring to areas outside the surrounding areas through these interchange stations, forming a dense transportation network that can also reach all parts of the Kanto region.
This time, if you will introduce the station located on the Yamanote Line and the attractions and shopping or food spots around the station in several installments, please read on!
Number JY01 Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station is located in Marunouchi-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is a railway station for the East Japan Railway (JR East), the Tokai Railway (JR Tokai), and the Tokyo Metro. Opened in 1914, it is not only the terminal station of many of Japan's main railway lines, but also one of Tokyo's major public transportation hubs. Tokyo Station is also one of the most complex and numerous stations on the Tokyo Rail Transit.
Imperial palace
The Imperial Palace is also where the Emperor lived. Except for the imperial living part, which is not open to the public, other parts of the Imperial Palace can be visited by appointment through the Imperial Palace Hall, and the Eastern Imperial Palace in the east is open to tourists.
Number JY02 Kanda Station
Kanda Station is located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is a railway station of the East Japan Railway (JR East) and the Tokyo Metro.
JR East Station is located in Kaneyecho 2-chome, and Tokyo Subway Station is located in Kanda Sudacho-choi-chome. Kanda Station is also an important transfer station, with rail transit such as the Chuo Line, the Keihin Tohoku Line, and the Ginza Subway Line.
There are many places in Japan that are named "Kanda", but Kanda in Tokyo is more famous. In the old days, the "Kanda area" included the current Kanda, Akihabara, Ochanomizu, Suidobashi, and other places, and there are still place names related to Kanda in these places, such as "Uchi-Kanda", "Outer Kanda", "Kanda Forge Town", etc. The area around kanda station has left some old buildings that have not been affected by natural disasters and wars, and have become important cultural assets.
Mansei Kanda
A great cultural and creative base, with restaurants, bars, cultural and creative design stores, furniture, department stores, is a worth staying area, the overall decoration is full of surprises, each store has its own interesting characteristics to sell Oh.
Number JY03 Akihabara
Akihabara Station is a railway station located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is part of the East Japan Railway (JR East), the Tokyo Metro, and the ShinbumiKuro Railway in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area.
Akihabara must know it, the famous electric street is also here, where you can buy a variety of digital products, game consoles, video game models, and even cosmeceuticals can buy, here you can also buy a variety of beautiful handmade and have a variety of fun doll machines, is an otaku otaku can not miss a place. In addition, visitors can also buy all kinds of things you want at yodobashi and Bic Camera here
编 JY04 Okachimachi
Okachimachi Station is located between Ueno and Akihabara in Ueno-Ku, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is a railway station on the Keihin-Tohoku Line and Yamanote Line of the East Japan Railway (JR East). Stations on the Keihin-Tohoku Line are numbered JK 29 and yamanote lines are JY 04.
Okachimachi Station is also close to Ueno Park Shinobuike and other places, and it takes only 10 minutes on foot.
Number JY05 Ueno
Ueno Station is located in Ueno 7chome and Higashi Ueno 3chome in Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is one of the railway hubs of Tokyo, as well as the railway stations of the East Japan Railway (JR East) and the Tokyo Metro. Nearby is Keisei Ueno Station of the Keisei Electric Railway.
From the surrounding Keisei Ueno Station, you can take the skyline to Narita Airport quickly.
Ueno Gift Park
There are many attractions around Ueno Station, including the famous cherry blossom viewing resort Nogyo Gift Park. Ueno Park also houses Ueno Zoo, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Ueno Toshogu Shrine, Science Museum, and the National Museum. It's a place worth a day of walking around.
Number JY06 Uyaugu Valley
Tsuruya Station is a railway station located in Negishi-chome, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is part of the East Japan Railway (JR East). Stations on the Keihin-Tohoku Line are numbered JK 31 and the Yamanote Line is JY 06.
The west side of the station is the north side of Ueno Enji Park (Ueno Mountain) and is the closest station to the high-end residential area of Ueno Sakuragi and Tokyo University of the Arts. It is close to Konaga-ji Temple, tokyo national museum, international children's library, daimyo timepiece museum, and Tokyo Bunka Institute. Every year around Tanabata, the station is crowded with people under the guidance of Shimonani Shichifukujin and the shopping streets around the station.
Number JY07 Nippori
Nippori Station is a railway station located in Nishi-Nippori-chome, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is a railway station belonging to the East Japan Railway (JR East), Keisei Electric Railway, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Transportation Bureau. This station is the southernmost station in Arakawa Ward, and some of it spans to Taito Ward. The platform is located on the district boundary.
On the west side of the station, there are the historic shopping streets "Yanaka Ginza" and the Yanaka Spirit Garden. The east side of the station is undergoing pre-station redevelopment. On the southeast side there is a textile wholesale street. The bus terminal at the East Exit has a bronze statue of a Ota Michigan horseback riding.
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