Yurikamome is an automated Line that runs around Tokyo Waterfront between Shinbashi and Toyosu. A part of the route was first opened in 1995 and all stations completely opened in 2006.
This is one of the popular Transit services as it goes to “Odaiba“, which is one of the most famous sight spots in Tokyo. I took a shot of the Fuji Television building. I’ve never been there but I’d love to visit sometime soon.
I took Yurikamome Line to go to “Odaiba” for my first time. it was amazing, the train runs through spectacular skyscrapers. This Shiodome Shiosite is one of the newest areas in Tokyo. It is like an new independent commercial town which holds many modern offices, TV stations, fancy hotels, restaurants, cafe.
people who is living/visiting in Japan might see this building in major cities all over Japan. The building with a huge sign of Japanese character “ji” on the top is the trademark of “Hisaya Daikoku-do”, a Japanese traditional pharmaceutical company specialty in hemorrhoid treatment. Amazingly the history of this company goes for around 400 years. The arcanum discovered by the founder has been handed down over centuries. my Japanese friend told me that their medicine is mighty expensive but it works!! humm…. I wonder if hemorrhoid is popular disease for Japanese…
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