Old Shinbashi Railway Station, Tokyo
This faithful reconstruction of the Tokyo terminus of Japan's first railway is built on the site of the original and even showcases the few remaining bits.
This faithful reconstruction of the Tokyo terminus of Japan's first railway is built on the site of the original and even showcases the few remaining bits. The inside, however, is now given over to several expensive restaurants and cafes.
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About Old Shinbashi Railway Station
Japan, 〒105-0004 Tōkyō-to, Minato-ku, Shinbashi, 5 Chome−17, 港新ビル ２ 丁目 １７
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