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Many of you take the train when you come to GFE soapland, but have you ever had trouble changing trains?
Nowadays we have smart phones, so we can solve the problem by searching on Google.

Incidentally, GFE has an access map on its website. Please check it by all means.

https://gfe-japan.net/access

But what should you do in such cases?
Fat: No battery
No Wi-Fi
Broken phone
Lost it
Sudden natural disaster

Traveling is always full of problems. Today we’ll teach you how to get on the train smoothly even if that happens!

JR train route map

Yes, I know. There are many types of trains. Even Japanese B.B.’s head is punctured.
Also, there’s a lot of text. It’s too hard to see. I recommend learning by colour.

Originally, I wanted to write more about the various train lines and where they connect to, but there’s not enough space on the blog, so today I’ll explain the Yamanote Line! Please take a look until the end if you like.

Yamanote Line (Line colour: yellow-green)

The Yamanote Line is the only circular train line in Tokyo.
The Yamanote Line is the only circular train in Tokyo and is useful for getting around in major areas such as Tokyo, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Shinagawa, Osaki and Akihabara.
Trains also arrive every few minutes, so there is no waiting time to change trains, making it a very convenient train.

It is important to note, however, that there are two types of train on the Yamanote Line: ‘inbound’ and ‘outbound’.
The way to tell the difference is to look at the destination. But you can also check other things.

・The voice of the automatic announcement on the platform is a woman’s voice for the inward bound trains and a man’s voice for the outward bound trains.

・There is a green strip on the platform doors, but the inbound is one yellow-green line. The outbound has two yellow-green lines.

It runs in a circle, so even if you make a mistake, it will only take longer and you will always arrive, so it’s gentle.

Above. Next, we will take you to the Keihin Tohoku Line.
Stay tuned for the next installment!

B.B.