In this episode, we reviewed Tokyo Station. Tokyo Station is often just seen as the place you rush through to catch the Shinkansen — or one of many other train lines — but it’s really much more than that. On the surface, you’ve got the iconic red brick Marunouchi building, but step inside and you’re hit with a whole other side of the station. Feeling like a city of its own, Tokyo Station has endless underground passages, shopping streets, and enough restaurants to keep you busy for days (let alo

A Simple Guide to Tokyo Station🇯🇵🚉 Tokyo Station is known as one of the most complex stations in Japan. On school trips, teachers often warn students from rural areas, “Don’t get lost and make sure you’re back on time for the meeting point!” 🙂 However, it’s actually simple once you know there are two main exits: Marunouchi and Yaesu. The Marunouchi side is the one with the iconic red-brick building that represents Tokyo Station, while the Shinkansen (bullet trains) and long-distance buses ar

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Historic Tokyo Station, opened in 1914, blends Western and Japanese architecture, serving as a major transportation hub in Tokyo. #tokyostation #tokyojapan #winterbreak #culturalexposure #TeacherTrainingProgram | Saturn Sensei 先生

Tokyo Station is more than just a transport hub — it’s an architectural delight packed full of history and fun things to do! Don’t miss out on all it has to offer before catching your next train🚅 ✅Tip: You can go through the ticket gate at Tokyo Station and visit these stores even if you have nowhere else to go. Just tap your IC card in and out or buy a platform ticket. Both cost ¥150 for two hours in the station. ============================ 💡 Need help finding things to do in Tokyo and Japan