Cultural Studies

How have the mountains blessed you?

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With over 4000 trains per day passing through it, Tokyo Station is the beating heart of Japan's transportation network.

With a wide variety of restaurants, parks, shopping and historic government offices close to Yurakucho Station. Things are as the station’s name suggests, there is fun to be had in this town.

Shimbashi Station first opened in October of 1872, making it one of Japan’s oldest stations.

Hamamatsu is a busy station as it is the most convenient station to Haneda Airport.

Tamachi Station might mean rice field town but you're not going to find any of those in the middle of Tokyo.

Shinagawa is one of the oldest stations in Japan and the first active station in the Tokyo area. Today, Shinagawa Station is a vital link in the nationwide network of railway lines.

First opened in 1901, Osaki Station has been servicing the trains of the Yamanote Line for over 100 years.