JR-East Yamanote Line (Tokyo,Japan)

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Uploaded by on Nov 4, 2006

The Yamanote Line is one of Tokyo's busiest and most important commuter lines.Running as a circle, it connects most of Tokyo's major stations and urban centres including the Ginza area, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Ikebukuro with all but six of its 29 stations connecting with other railway or underground (=subway,metro,tube) lines. It is operated by JR-East.

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  • Japan certainly has the best rail transport system in the World. Cheap, safe and extremely reliable.

  • Japans trians look so clean.

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  • Japanese Railways are clean. Unlike the US urban trains are littered with garbage from animals that urinate and graffiti all over the place.

  • It is not cheap at all...

    A short ride from Tokyo to Akihabara cost 150 yen(approximately US $2)

    With this amount of money ,you can even take the longest journey in the whole MTR systems in Hong Kong ^ ^.

  • Well, people don't take the Shinkansen every day. These commuter lines, ones that people need to take every day, are certainly affordable.

  • I wouldn't call the Shinkansen cheap.

  • I agree.I like the melodies before and after the trains arrive. Its so cool to hear them because thats when you really feel you're in Tokyo.

  • Regarding connections: wikipedia has just two connection-less stations listed.

  • The bells before the announcing sounds nice

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