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   Tōkyō Station ( Japanese: 東京駅, pronounced [to̞ːkʲo̞ːe̞kʲi]) is a major railway station in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. The original station is located in Chiyoda's Marunouchi business district near the Imperial Palace grounds. The newer Eastern extension is not far from the Ginza commercial district.

2. www.japan.travel › en › spotTokyo Station | Travel Japan - Japan National Tourism ...

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   Tokyo Station is a historic and modern hub for trains, metro and Narita Express. Explore the underground city of shops, restaurants, galleries and souvenirs, or visit nearby attractions like the Imperial Palace and Ginza.

   • Location: 1-9 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo-to

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4. livejapan.com › en › in-tokyoThe Complete Guide to Tokyo Station | LIVE JAPAN travel guide

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   Aug 20, 2019 · Learn about Tokyo Station's architecture, platforms, exits, and how to transfer to shinkansen bullet trains. Explore the shopping areas inside and outside the ticket gates, from Tokyo Ramen Street to Tokyo Character Street.

5. tokyocheapo.com › travel › a-guide-to-tokyo-stationThe Survival Guide to Tokyo Station | Tokyo Cheapo

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   • Tokyo Station: The Basics
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   Tokyo Station is located in Chiyoda Ward in central Tokyo, just a short walk away from the Imperial Palace. It has a grand total of 28 train platforms servicing eight local train lines, seven Shinkansen lines, and a Metro Line. There are also numerous bus services with stops there. Tokyo Station is considered the busiest train station in Japan, bas...

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   Despite its age, Tokyo Station has quite good facilities. Both inside and outside the ticket gates there are a good number of bathrooms (including accessible toilets and baby changing facilities), and coin lockers. There are also ATMs and Money Exchange machines, although they are mostly outside the ticket gates. Foreign visitors should take note o...

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   Admittedly, getting around Tokyo Station can be a little confusing. Not only is it large, it’s also busy and has multiple exits, but with these tips you’ll be breezing through the station like a local. 1. Yaesu North, Yaesu Central, and Yaesu South Gates are on the eastern side of the station. On this side on the first floor, you’ll find the JR Exp...

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   There’s plenty to see and do in the station area. Of course, we’ve already sussed out all the most interesting things and put them in their own article, which you can read here. The short version is that Tokyo Station is a great area for souvenir shopping — for both omiyage (traditional souvenir snacks) and pop culture/anime merchandise — as well a...

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   Tokyo Station is a good place to be hungry, simply because there are so many options. If you’ve got time to sit down and eat, First Avenue Tokyo Station (outside of the ticket gates on the Yaesu side of the station) is home not only to Tokyo Ramen Street, but also Tokyo Gourmet Zone and Nippon Gourmet Road. These areas mostly specialize in Japanese...

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   When it was first conceptualized in 1894, Tokyo Station was meant to connect just two train lines. Construction was delayed due to the First Sino-Japanese War and the Russo-Japanese War, and the station wasn’t finished until 1914. It officially opened on December 20, and at that time had only four platforms. Today, those same platforms are used for...

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   Is it worth staying near Tokyo Station? If you are looking for accommodation with good transport connections, yes. However, if you’re after something different see our guide on where to stay in Tokyofor other ideas. Is Tokyo Station busy?Tokyo Station is one of the busiest stations in terms of the number of train departures per day. However, when i...

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   Learn how to navigate Tokyo Station, the busiest train station in Japan, with 28 platforms and seven Shinkansen lines. Discover the facilities, history, and things to do in and around the station, from shopping malls to the Imperial Palace.

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6. livejapan.com › en › in-tokyoExploring Tokyo Station: 10 Must-Visit Spots Around the Heart ...

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   • Café 1894: Starting Your Day in a Modern Café. Café 1894 is located in the restored Mitsubishi Ichigokan, a historic building constructed in 1894 - yes, this is where the café gets its name from.
   • Kajitsuen Fruit Parlor: Feeling the Freshness of Fruits. Another gourmet spot that makes for a wonderful breakfast, lunch, or coffee break is the fruit parlor Kajitsuen.
   • Marunouchi Reading Style: A Charming Bookstore with Choice Recommendations. Marunouchi Reading Style is a tastefully furnished bookstore offering an intriguing, choice selection of literature, sure to pique your interests, no matter where those lie.
   • Japan Gourmet Street: Tasting Regional Delicacies from all over Japan. The Japan Gourmet Street is part of First Avenue Tokyo Station and is home to numerous shops and stalls offering local goods.

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   Where is Tokyo Station?

   • Tokyo Station is located in Chiyoda Ward in central Tokyo, just a short walk away from the Imperial Palace. It has a grand total of 28 train platforms servicing eight local train lines, seven Shinkansen lines, and a Metro Line. There are also numerous bus services with stops there.

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   What is Tokyo Station famous for?

   • Tokyo Station is a major gateway to the capital for visitors arriving by bullet train or from Narita Airport . The magnificent red-brick facade, built in 1914, gives way to a bustling underground city of train tracks, shops, and restaurants. Tokyo Station is a central hub for many trains and metro lines.

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   How do I get to Tokyo Station?

   • Tokyo Station is a central hub for many trains and metro lines. Tokyo Station can be reached by various JR trains, including the Yamanote Line, Chuo Line, Sobu Line and Keihin-Tohoku Line. For those using Tokyo Metro lines, the Marunouchi Line is convenient.

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   Why should you visit Tokyo Station?

   • Tokyo Station and its beautiful, nostalgic red brick building is on the must-see list of every tourist to Japan. Besides its impressive value as a sightseeing spot, Tokyo Station is also an important hub that isn’t only served by major JR Lines such as Yamanote and Chuo but also is a major station for several shinkansen bullet trains.

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8. www.tokyostationcity.com › en › informationTokyo Station Map/Area Map｜Tokyo Station City

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   Explore the facilities and services of Tokyo Station and its surrounding area on the map. Find coin lockers, ticket offices, restrooms, Wi-Fi, money exchange, and more.

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   Aug 24, 2023 · Learn about the attractions and services of Tokyo Station, the heart of Japan's railroad system. Find out how to enjoy art, shopping, dining, and souvenirs at Tokyo Station and nearby areas.