New station opens on Tokyo's iconic Yamanote loop line

Photo taken on March 14, 2020, shows Takanawa Gateway Station in Tokyo, which opened the same day, becoming the first new stop on the capital's busy Yamanote line in nearly 50 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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