Akihabara city, Tokyo is one of the famous city for electronics and Japanese anime.
today, I got on Yamanote Line from Ueno to Akihabara (called as Akiba).
I recorded this on 4/19 Friday, 2013.
This is the photo at Ueno station. The first green line stands for current station.
There are the cart numbers on it.
The 3rd line stands for Akihabara(Akiba) station. If you got on the cart no.9, 8, 6,4 you will be close to the particular exits. If you have already known which exit you will use, you better to get on these cart. It also says about the connection, too.
This is the departure time of the Kehin-tohoku-line at Akihabara station.
The blue one is for weekdays and the red one is for weekends and holidays.
NO Smoking on the train. It's written in Japanese, English and Korean.
There are bank for money exchange at Akihabara station.
This is the video from Ueno to Akihabara which I recorded yesterday. Enjoy!
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today, I got on Yamanote Line from Ueno to Akihabara (called as Akiba).
I recorded this on 4/19 Friday, 2013.
This is the photo at Ueno station. The first green line stands for current station.
There are the cart numbers on it.
The 3rd line stands for Akihabara(Akiba) station. If you got on the cart no.9, 8, 6,4 you will be close to the particular exits. If you have already known which exit you will use, you better to get on these cart. It also says about the connection, too.
from Ueno to Akihabara, there are only 2 stations.
Ueno-Okachimachi-Akihabara.
You can either use Yamanote-Line(the green line) or Kehin-Tohoku line(Blue line)
This is the departure time of the Kehin-tohoku-line at Akihabara station.
The blue one is for weekdays and the red one is for weekends and holidays.
NO Smoking on the train. It's written in Japanese, English and Korean.
There are bank for money exchange at Akihabara station.
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