Talk:Tokyo Station
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The use of kanji seems a little excessive, to the point of making the article hard to read; and the train lines should be linked.--Jpatokal Nov 13 2003
- These things take time you know ;-). The edit button's on the right BTW ;-)) Ianb Nov 13 2003
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[edit] Unlinked to any private railways?
"Unusually for a major Japanese station it is not linked to any private (i.e. non-JR) railway lines"
I have removed that statement because Tokyo Metro (a non-JR) railway company has been serving Tokyo Station with subway service since 1956 - Limitedexpresstrain 19:54, 13 June 2006 (UTC).
[edit] Revenue : per day or per year?
"Tokyo Station does hold the distinction of being the highest revenue-earning station in Japan, with ¥247m ($2.13m US) in ticket sales in 2005." This is ambiguous: if the units are correct (million of JPY), it must be the revenue per day. Or if it's for the full year 2005, if the figure of 247 is correct, then the unit has to be billion of JPY. In any event, clarification needed.
[edit] How old is image of Tokyo station?
* I'd like to know when this image was taken. The cars seem like 80s model cars. Has the building changed in appearance since this photo was taken?
[edit] Ownership
Which part of Japan Railways is the station owned - JR East or JR Tokai? Bigtop 08:58, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
