Ikebukuro Station, the opening day of Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line service.
Tokyo Metro opened a new subway Fukutoshin line on June 14, 2008.
#1: The "First" train of the Fukutoshin Line Northbound.
#2: The Southbound train arrives at Ikebukuro Station.
2008년 6월 14일, 도쿄 메트로 후쿠토신선 개업 첫날의 이케부쿠로역 모습.
1: 이케부쿠로역에 발착하는 와코시행 개업 첫 열차.
2: 이케부쿠로역에 도착하는 시부야행 일반완행전철.
平成20年6月14日、東京メトロ副都心線開業初日の池袋駅の様子。
1:池袋駅に発着する和光市行き東京メトロ7000系開業初列車。
2:池袋駅に到着する東京メトロ7000系渋谷行き各駅停車。
these trains are better than the tin cans we see them in nyc
balismon 1 month ago
the trains are gone no more after what hapened there
alex1999x 10 months ago
that trains definitely receiving the celebrity treatment, flash flash flash!
broxboy86 1 year ago
The barriers to the tracks are very interesting. Looking at the model most subways have now it seems amazing that we still operate with completely open tracks.
marqmike2 1 year ago
@jackieliem2007 They are partially automated, at least most subways are (like they are here in Los Angeles).
marqmike2 1 year ago
sounds like TM10000
spartan117ism 2 years ago
I see ^.^
jackieliem2007 3 years ago
in fact I think the trains may be partialy automatised ^^;
mapdark 3 years ago
The Train Operators in this line should had a very good skill to stop perfect at the platfrom gates ^o^
jackieliem2007 3 years ago