【Tokyo Station】Red brick building, suitable for enjoying the night view at night🔥🔥🏖️

📍Address: Tokyo Station The first scene in the Tokyo illustration book, coming from the countryside to Tokyo, symbolizes the beginning of urban life🤩😎 Tokyo Station was built in 1914. The station was restored in 2012 and was named "Central Station". The station has 28 platforms and 4,000 trains pass through it every day, making it a hub of Japanese railways. Red brick building, extended symmetrically horizontally. 🏖️ transportation In addition to the subway, we especially recommend walking on the ground for 15 minutes from Ginza to Tokyo Station. You can pass by Tokyo Internal Forum in the middle, with an open-air pedestrian street in the middle, restaurants and exhibition halls on both sides, and various food trucks on the pedestrian street, which is lively and charming. 😘 There are three scenic spots and camera positions at Tokyo Station🔥🔥 1. KITTE Building: Located near the south side of the station, you can take photos of the entire Tokyo Station from the side, as well as the railway lines and vehicles behind some stations. There is an open-air observation deck on the sixth floor of the building. Kengo Kuma added a triangular building based on the original Tokyo Post Office. The restaurant on the side of the station allows you to enjoy the night view while eating. 2. The square in front of the station: In the square in front of the main hall of the station, you can take pictures of the front view from the ground, and with the pedestrians passing by, the picture will have a more live feeling🤗 3. Shin-Marunouchi Building: The open-air observation deck on the 6th floor of the building offers an excellent view of Tokyo Station and KITTE Building from the north. The terrace is connected to the restaurant, so you can eat while enjoying the view. 🤩🤩 Note: Shin-Marunouchi Building and Marunouchi Building are two buildings⭐️ #TokyoAttractions #TokyoStation #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #NicheTravelDestinations #Tokyo #WhereToGoOnWeekend