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Japan
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Last Tokyo's Streetcar
Jean-Philippe DAIN
14 August 05
Jean-Philippe Dain
Tokyo prefecture
Tokyo
JPN
A Toden streetcar approaching the Asukayama sation, Kita-ku,Tokyo, Japan. The car.moves slowly over this stretch of the line so that you can fully enjoy the beauty of Asukayama Park close to the Asukayama station (opened on August 20, 1911). The station is also close to the Paper Museum (inside Asukayama Park). The Toei Streetcar (Toden), Arakawa line, is the only one streetcar remaining line in Tokyo. With of total length of 12 kilometers, the line runs between the Minowabashi station located in the Taito ward in the Northeast of Tokyo, and the Waseda station located in the Shinjuku ward.