Possibly soil improvement work? Construction is underway on the mountain side of the platform, toward the Tokyo Station end.
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Possibly soil improvement work? Construction is underway on the mountain side of the platform, toward the Tokyo Station end.
Due to the construction work, part of the platform doors on the Yamanote Line has been temporarily removed. Platform doors have not yet been installed on the Keihin-Tōhoku Line.
The outer loop track of the Yamanote Line was relocated to the area where a former siding track used to be, while the southbound Keihin-Tōhoku Line track was shifted to the former position of the Yamanote Line’s outer loop.
This section of the Yamanote Line platform still has its platform doors in place.
Due to the construction work, part of the platform doors on the Yamanote Line has been temporarily removed. Platform doors have not yet been installed on the Keihin-Tōhoku Line.
A wrapped train in collaboration with Disney, running from February 21 to mid-September 2025. The schedule is available on the website. On this day, during the Golden Week period, the train was operating with some delays due to the heavy crowds.
A wrapped train on the Joban Line’s medium-distance service. A five-car train had made its way to Tokyo.
A wrapped train in collaboration with Disney, running from February 21 to mid-September 2025. The schedule is available on the website. On this day, during the Golden Week period, the train was operating with some delays due to the heavy crowds.
The outer loop track of the Yamanote Line was relocated to the area where a former siding track used to be, while the southbound Keihin-Tōhoku Line track was shifted to the former position of the Yamanote Line’s outer loop.
At Tamachi Station in 2002.
This was the southernmost station where the Yamanote Line and Keihin-Tohoku Line shared the same platform.
The view captured in this shot disappeared in April 2025.
Construction is already underway here for a new line from Haneda Airport, scheduled to open in the 2030s, which will surface in this area and merge with the Tokaido Line.
Most of the trains seen in the photo have also already been retired.