Morishita Sta. — Local services in Tokyo

Morishita Station (S-11/E-13) is a well-connected and practical stop on Tokyo's Toei Shinjuku and Ōedo Lines. Located in the historic Kōtō ward, it's ideal for both commuters and visitors exploring eastern Tokyo.

The station features two island platforms, each serving one line, with multiple exits (A1–A6) equipped with elevators and escalators, ensuring accessibility for all passengers. Facilities include multipurpose restrooms and barrier-free features, making it user-friendly for everyone.

Surrounding the station is a blend of old and new Tokyo. The area offers a glimpse into traditional Edo-period life, with attractions like the Matsuo Basho Museum and the Safe and Key Museum nearby. Additionally, the station is within walking distance of Ryōgoku, known for its sumo culture, and Kiyosumi Teien Garden, a peaceful Japanese garden.

With its convenient location and access to both subway lines, Morishita Station is a reliable and culturally rich transit...

Traditional houses meet new apartments, their windows reflecting the same afternoon light. Locals greet with nods, bicycles ring through alleys, and the green line hums beneath, loyal to its unspoken duty.

Tourist Tip: Transfer to the Oedo Line; visit Fukagawa Edo Museum or stroll toward Kiyosumi Garden’s tranquil ponds. A blend of...

森下駅 Morishita (Subway) Station (Oedo & Shinjuku Lines) Many subway stations around Tokyo (and elsewhere, no doubt) have artwork in the underground passages of the transportation hub. I was taken with this wide composition. I am posting a three photo rendering (using...