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The event will feature a pop-up shop for Naka Riisa’s clothing store “RE.”, entrance decorations, and a 20th anniversary project for the anime “Rozen Maiden.”, as well as other Christmas-inspired content. From Friday, November 22nd to Wednesday, December 25th, Laforet Harajuku will be holding a Read More …
At “CHRISTMAS HILLS 2024” – Including Roppongi Hills, Azabudai Hills, Toranomon Hills, Omotesando Hills, ARK Hills will come together to celebrate Christmas. Beautiful decorations and heartwarming events will be spread throughout the Hills to add color to the season. This Christmas, Enjoy a memorable time Read More …
Futako Tamagawa Rise, a commercial complex directly connected to Futako Tamagawa Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line and Oimachi Line, will be celebrating the “Blooming Lights” which will begin on Friday, November 12, 2024. This year’s Christmas theme is “Blooming Lights,” and the space will Read More …
One of the largest outdoor and indoor holiday events to see in Tokyo, Tokyo Midtown Christmas 2024 will kick off on November 14th through December 25th. Approximately 240,000 soap bubble illuminations will be displayed, expressing a fantastical snowy world. Snow gradually begins to fall from Read More …
Tokyo Dome City’s illumination event starts on November 18th through February 28th. The event will be called “Tokyo Snow Dome City”! Mon. November 18, 2024 -Fri., February 28, 2025 LIGHT UP 17:00 – 24:00 The production and experience times for some areas may vary depending Read More …
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the opening of Yebisu Garden Place, a special illumination will be held once every 30 minutes on the promenade leading to the 10-meter-long Christmas tree and chandelier. In addition, the Christmas Marche, which was held only at Clock Square Read More …
A tree representing the vast ocean from the movie has been introduced Illuminations inspired by the world of the Disney animated film “Moana 2” will be displayed at the main venue, Hibiya Step Square. Blue-based lights and ornaments that evoke the vast ocean that appears Read More …
The concept of this year’s “WHITE KITTE” is “Heart, Wrapping, Christmas”. The main tree, “Breeze Tree,” will be made of a real fir tree and is about 13.5 meters long. It will shine brilliantly with about 30,000 LED bulbs. Also, covering the tree will be Read More …
![The One about [New Employee Training Close-Up!] [Part 1] Female Employee’s Trailer Training Work After Obtaining a License Through the License Acquisition Program](https://i0.wp.com/live.staticflickr.com/65535/54031746453_8e5065db39_h.jpg?s=eyJpIjo1NDAzMTc0NjQ1MywiZSI6MTc3NTc0ODg2OSwicyI6IjU5NDVjNWMxMGM2OWU3M2ZhODg4MTZhNDJlZjFjZTJjNmU1ZWYwZDciLCJ2IjoxfQ&w=480&resize=480,320&ssl=1 "The One about [New Employee Training Close-Up!] [Part 1] Female Employee’s Trailer Training Work After Obtaining a License Through the License Acquisition Program")
Introducing a female employee who obtained her trailer driver training through our license acquisition program. Six months after joining the company, Ms. Suzuki, who acquired her “Large Vehicle Driver’s License” and “Towing License” through our “Qualification Acquisition Program” that supports her aspirations and challenging spirit, Read More …
Japan’s Shinkansen marked its 60th anniversary on October 1. Since its launch in 1964, the Tokaido Shinkansen has been a symbol of the Japanese economy and a welcoming force for travelers from all over. On October 14, the Australian embassy posted about the iconic voice Read More …
“Let’s Torekatsu!” is a program that supports train activities for railway fans! This time, we’ll be featuring “express trains” that appeared during the bubble economy! We’ll look back at express trains that appeared and were active in the early 90s, such as the 400 series Read More …
In Japan, seeing certain working vehicles captures my attention. While I was in Itabashi, Tokyo, this big yellow hulking machinery caught my eye. It’s the Maeda Crawler Crane CC1485 (which has now been upgraded to CC1485SA-2 Stage V) from Maeda Seisakusho Co., Ltd., a company Read More …
Transportation in Kyoto, a world-renowned tourist destination, is currently facing a crisis. Due to a shortage of city bus drivers, a “state of emergency” has been declared for the first time. What exactly happened? Our investigation revealed the unique circumstances of Kyoto City that lie Read More …
“Let’s Torekatsu!” is a program that supports train activities for railway fans! This time, the theme is “steam locomotives”. We welcome former professional baseball player Kaname Yashiki, who has traveled all over Japan and photographed all the operational and statically preserved steam locomotives, as our Read More …
This time, an official photographer from the JNR era, the editor-in-chief of a famous railway magazine, and a railway photojournalist have gathered! We will hear plenty of behind- the-scenes stories from railway reporting professionals, including behind-the-scenes stories about photographing now-defunct famous trains, the moment of Read More …
This time, we’re featuring the Hankyu Railway, one of Kansai’s leading private railways! Enka singer Yuuki Tokunaga, comedian who lives in haunted properties Tanishi Matsubara, Hankyu Railway Museum director Masayuki Fujita, and railway writer Kaoru Ihara gather at a diorama bar in Shibuya! We’ll bring Read More …
The latest “Let’s Torekatsu” program theme is on subways and Tokyo Metro, filmed inside a Marunouchi Line train car at Tokyo Transportation Junior College in Toshima Ward, Tokyo. Front view footage will be featured again this month! Valuable footage taken on the Ginza Line, Japan’s Read More …
On April 22nd, a tire on a Sapporo Municipal Subway Namboku Line train punctured, causing a full-day suspension of service between Kita 24-jo Station and Aso Station. Sapporo’s subway is the only one in Japan that uses rubber tires. What is the reason for this? Read More …
“Let’s Torekatsu!” infiltrates the Shonan Monorail Fukasawa Depot in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture! The program will be focusing on the “Shonan Monorail,” which boasts a maximum gradient of 74%. We will thoroughly cover the charm of the suspended SAFEGE-type monorail! You’re sure to get excited Read More …
