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20: ==Railways and Transit== - Akihabara (2,193 bytes)
7: ...abara Station]] (秋葉原駅) is the main public transit access point to the Akihabara area of Tokyo. The ... - Japanese travel (5,010 bytes)
87: Japan has one of the best transit systems in the world with detailed subway and bus... - Odaiba (3,163 bytes)
28: ... the Wangan Route. Additionally, the [[Yurikamome Transit System]] from [[Shimbashi]] and [[Toyosu]] and th... - Tokyo Metro (3,382 bytes)
4: ...1, 2004, replacing the once uniform [[Teito Rapid Transit Authority]] or [[Eidan]], which had been run by t...
43: ...w.japanesebooks.jp/tokyo-transit.htmlTokyo Subway Transit Map] - Tokyo Subway (2,797 bytes)
5: ...as well, run by the [[Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit]] network and connected to 8 stations.
16: ...orld as a symbol of the dangers of such a massive transit system. The particular incident involved [[Aum Sh... - Shibuya Station (3,226 bytes)
34: *Rapid Transit to Shinjuku
35: *Commuter Rapid Transit to Shinjuku
39: *Rapid Transit to Ebisu
40: *Special Rapid Transit to Osaki - JR East (2,785 bytes)
1: ... transit and handles almost all above ground rail transit in [[Tokyo]]. - Shinjuku Station (2,990 bytes)
31: ...aveling through are either urban or suburban mass transit. The JR line serves about 1.5 million of the tota... - Toei Subway (3,037 bytes)
1: ...nment” and refers to one of the two major rapid transit subway networks in Tokyo, the other being [[Tokyo...
3: ...ines were licensed privately to the [[Teito Rapid Transit Authority]], which later became Tokyo Metro in 20...
8: ...EB forced many of the private companies operating transit systems in Tokyo to consolidate within the TMEB i...
16: ...ell as the [[Nippori-Toneri Liner]], an automated transit. - Sayama Sakai Green Road (1,605 bytes)
30: [[Category:Japanese Transit]] - Tamagawajosui Canal Green Road (1,930 bytes)
31: [[Category:Japanese Transit]] - Osaka Prefecture (2,835 bytes)
67: ... serving the region. Additionally, the Osaka Mass Transit system serves much of the Prefecture via railways... - Saitama Prefecture (3,282 bytes)
7: ...s in Saitama are now connected to Tokyo via rapid transit and subways and contain homes for commuters. - Akihabara Station (2,862 bytes)
52: [[Category:Japanese Transit|Akihabara Station]] - Osaki Station (1,563 bytes)
9: ... JR East and one with Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit. They consist of:
12: *[[Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit]] – the Rinkai Line - Chiyoda Line (2,843 bytes)
1: '''Chiyoda Line''' is a rapid transit line in [[Tokyo]]. Started in 1962 and owned by [... - Keihin-Tohoku Line (3,320 bytes)
3: ...ever, as only 6 stations are skipped during rapid transit times (there are 46 total stations throughout the...
5: ... one of the longest histories of any of Tokyo’s transit.
8: Though not a form of rapid transit at the time, the line itself started in 1914, whe... - Tokaido Line (2,958 bytes)
1: ...o as the Tokaido Main Line) is a widely used mass transit train spanning from [[Tokyo Station]] to [[Kobe S...
13: ...nsen]], which has served more passengers than any transit system anywhere else in the world combined. In ad... - Tokyu Toyoko Line (2,625 bytes)
1: The '''Tokyu Toyoko Line''' is a mass transit line that connects [[Tokyo]] and [[Yokohama]]. It...
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