Train Stations in Japan

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Trains are the major transportation system in Japan. Multiple trains are run by different companies like JR East, Tokyo Metro and private railways. Transferring between different operators often requires passing through separate ticket gates. This is why train stations are always busy and packed with people. The trains in Tokyo for example are estimated to serve around 2.5 to 3.0 million passengers on a daily basis. This is why the stations also serve as food hubs where you can grab a quick meal. Riding the trains and exploring the stations is one of the adventures tourists can do while travelling in Japan.



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Just like New York City... I love our ancient and decrepit subway system, even if it is horribly taken care of and looks a mess. It still gets the job done.

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I haven't been but I saw in the movies 😀

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Very accurate. Very dirty and dilapidated. Over 100 years old in some parts. But it puts inna tremendous amount of work moving a city of 8 million people every day!

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Pretty crowded! Thanks for the authentic insights. 🇯🇵

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Especially during rush hour when office workers are on their way home. 😀

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