Kasai Station — Local services in Tokyo

I often use this station to go to Haneda air port taking bus from here but exit close to bus stops in this station does not have elevator nor even escalators. Google suggest to train car number to get on for the closest exit but then you are trapped in long stairs to get down to the bus stop from the exit of this station. Why not google suggest or indicate train car number close to the elevator in this station. Ignore the google suggestion and find elevator once get off the train. Then just across the street and turn left there’s bus stop to go Haneda and also Narita. Crossing a street is much easier than going down stairs with a...

A lively place and a location for your clinical needs as you have lot of restaurants with food choices the moment you step outside station..also you will find clinic such as respiratory n others etc just across station.. A bus station outside it connects to major places as kinsicho station,Kasai Rinkai sea side garden etc Also You would love a casual stroll on the pavement alongside the highway that is outside...

The air smells faintly of salt and soup stock; evenings here belong to bicycles and slow rivers. Beneath the tracks lies the Metro Museum, while above, commuters pedal toward home under pink sunset skies.

Tourist Tip: Visit the Tokyo Metro Museum below the station or cycle toward Kasai...