[Tokyo Stroll] Tokyo's Last Remaining Streetcar

#TokyoTravel #Tokyo #TokyoAttractions The Tokyo Sakura Tram is a unique streetcar line that connects the Arakawa and Toshima wards in Tokyo. This tram line is approximately 12 kilometers long and is one of only two remaining streetcar lines in Tokyo. It passes through many charming streets and sights along the way, giving you a nostalgic feel in the city. Taking the Arakawa Line, you can not only enjoy the city scenery of Tokyo, but also experience Japan's traditional mode of transportation. It is definitely a must-see for railway fans and travel enthusiasts. Otsuka Station is an important station on the Arakawa Line and a popular check-in spot for many tourists. There is a special photo area in the station that displays the history and culture of trams, as well as some cute tram models that make you want to take photos. In addition, there are many small shops and cafes on the streets outside the station, which is a good place to stop and enjoy a cup of coffee or local snacks. In addition to Otsuka Station, there are many places worth visiting along the Arakawa Line. For example, Minowabashi Bridge near Minowabashi Station is a great location for photographing trains. The streetscape and trains here are intertwined to create a unique picture. In addition, Arakawa-Yuenchi near Arakawa-Yuenchi Station is also a popular photo spot, with beautiful parks and rides suitable for family fun. 🕰️Business hours: Tokyo Metropolitan Electric Arakawa Line is usually open from 6:00 to 24:00 daily. 💰Average consumption per person: If you plan to spend a day on the Arakawa Line, buying a one-day pass is a good choice. The price of the one-day pass for the Arakawa Line is 600 yen. This ticket allows you to take the Arakawa Line unlimited times in one day, which is very cost-effective. This way you can travel between various check-in points as you please and enjoy this wonderful journey.