Colourful Yurakucho 有楽町
It was in Yurakucho that we had to transit in order to go from Toyosu to Akihabara and other destinations. The problem was that all we did was transit there, but never actually gotten out of the station grounds to see the area. In the end, we decided to finally see what Yurakucho is all about and we were amazed.
The streets were covered in glittering Christmas lights and the gardens and its buildings were festively decorated. The lights from the department stores that surrounds the Yurakucho train station illuminates brightly and creates a romantic atmosphere amidst the crowded of its populace.
It was a shame that we didn’t have enough time to walk around some more. The pictures below are some snapshots of Yurakucho right outside the station’s doorstep…
Below: The Yurakucho Coca-Cola Christmas Santa Claus Billboard.
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Yūrakuchō could be easily accessed by Tokyo’s bustling and well developed train lines.
Keihin-Tōhoku Line trains do not stop during the off-peak periods. On the Tokyo subway maps, Hibiya Station is marked as an interchange and is linked to Yūrakuchō by underground passages.
source:wikipedia
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