Japan's 1st railroad depot reproduced in Shimbashi

Japan's 1st railroad depot reproduced in Shimbashi

TOKYO, Japan - A ceremony to celebrate the completion of a reproduction of Japan's first railroad depot is held at its original location in Tokyo's Minato Ward on April 7. The reproduction of the original station house, which dates back to 1872, will be opened to the public April 10.

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