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The station is nice. Lots of shops and decent restaurants there. On Saturdays they offer free English speaking tours. Ours left at 10:00 a.m. and there was another at noon. However, I would check online or with a tourist office as the times sometime change....More
Absolutely busy all the time but it gets even busier during peak time 5-7 pm .... People speak limited English and the signs and marking have little English Fortunately there are Man gates and you ask for direction .... I got lost here ... too...More
Well worth a visit. Heritage building only 3 stories high & in a red hand made brick. Open spaces surround the building opposite Imperial Palace. Full of shops & restaurants along Kitchen St, Ramen St etc. All under ground adjacent to train lines. Clean, fresh...More
Beautiful brick building, a sure contrast to the ultra modern buildings surrounding it. But not just a railway station, it is a mini city with numerous shops and eateries, lots to look at allowing for hours to spend in just this building. Amazing!
Massive station but easily negotiated. Good signage. Lots of clean facilities. Not a problem to use.
Very crowded, very organized, well marked - even for foreigners. We took the train in from Narita airport to catch the Japan Rail East Bullet train to Iwate province. Getting our Japan Rail Pass on site was no challenge - the office was well staffed...More
Beautiful mix between historic and new modern. Fantastic eateries and shopping. Fun way to spend part of the day in between traveling.
the building itself is great enough for spend some time to see and the undergrand shooping area also amazing.the station always busy and if you can find some view point, you can see more than 5 trains running on the track, beautiful and lots fun.
The front façade of the main Tokyo station is an impressive brick built edifice, which is a nice comparison to all of the glass and concrete surrounding it. Inside apart from the obvious train thing is a great arrangement of shops restaurants and eateries, worth...More
With the city ever being busy, feel free to stop by the central station to get a view of the busy life line of the Tokyo transit. Great place for pictures and being able to relax.
