<Nights Of Tokyo>
  Tokyo Station is like your country's Grand Central Station.
  Tokyo Station, designed by Kingo Tatsuno, was completed
in 1914 in front of the Imperial Palace as a symbolic national
landmark.
 The station building was made of red brick and steel. There were dome-shaped roof on each south and north ticket gates.
  There also was gate at center of the station, it was especially
for the use of royal family.
  In May 1945, at the end of the Pacific War, Tokyo was bombed
and Tokyo Station was also damaged.
  During the postwar period of rapid economic growth, Tokyo 
Station played a remarkable role, even though its appearance
changed, with the opening of the Shinkansen line for the Tokyo
Olympic and the Osaka Expo.
  In 2000, it was decided to restore the Marunouchi side of
Station building to its original appearance, construction began
in 2005 and was completed on October 1st, 2012.
  On October 3rd, 2012, Tokyo Station Hotel, which had been closed, was renovated and resumed service. Marunouchi side
of the station is able to be viewed from the guest rooms.
  During the Christmas season, you can see special illumination,
but on normal days you can also see the Marunouchi Station 
building lit up from after sunset until 9 p.m.

<Convenient Bus>
  After exiting the Marunouchi South ticket gate, walk to the right
and you will find the bus stop. The bus whose fare is free leaves from Marunouchi South Exit and heads to Waters Takeshiba
(Minato Ward). Takeshiba area has the station of Yurikamome Line, new transportation system, and there are many Hotels and commercial facilities in the surrounding area. Takeshiba Pier is the departure point for ships heading to the islands of Tokyo. 
  This bus also goes to Tokyo Tower of the tourist spot. However,
please check the timetable. Be careful as there are cases where
the bus does not go to Tokyo Tower.