Japanese Tram Toden Arakawa line in Tokyo There will be a shrine to demons & delicious Western food

“Toden Arakawa Line (Tokyo Sakura Tram)“ A tramway that runs mainly north of Tokyo, connecting Waseda to Minowa, a distance of about 12 km. A short train of one or two cars on a busy Tokyo road. It’s very charming and blends in with the city in a way that gives it an air of charm. “Ching-ching train.“ When the conductor used to ride in the streetcar, he would ring the bell to send a message to the driver. But now the door closes with the “Ching-ching“ sound, then the bell rings. “Tram One-Day Pass.“ It’s a bargain ticket that allows you to ride as much as you want for one day for 400 yen for adults and 200 yen for children. You can get a discounted ticket on board a tram, at the Arakawa Tramway Office, at the tram ticket office, and at the Minowabashi Omoide ’s on sale. I bought it at Oji Station this time. Show the date printed on your one day pass to the driver when getting on the tram.