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Discovering Tokyo's Yamanote Line
Kjeld Duits, Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Posted: 02:15 PM JST
Neil Ducket, who keeps a very interesting blog by the same name, recently embarked on a fun project, both for himself and his readers. Over the course of the next 12 months, he is visiting all the stations on the Yamanote line and describing them on his blog at Tokyo JR Yamanote Line. Kind of a modern version of the old woodblock print series of the city done by the likes of Hiroshige. So far, neill has visited blog, blog and blog. Go have a look.
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