Most rail projects are government-sponsored, but Asia’s first subway line was the product of one businessman’s imagination. In 1914, Noritsugu Hayakawa visited London and fell in love with that city’s ...
As part of the ongoing construction efforts (read: hell) around Shibuya Station, the Ginza line's tracks are set to undergo a major overhaul that will suspend service between Shibuya and Omotesando ...
The Tokyo Metro’s Ginza Line, as you can probably guess from its name, has a stop in the city’s upscale Ginza district. It also has stations in fashionable Omotesando, right by the boutiques and ...
Close to the bridge crossing the Sumida River 3 train lines intersect: the Tobu railway line, the Ginza Line (orange) and Toei Asakusa subway line (pink). Complicating things is another “Asakusa ...
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