Shinjuku Station is bringing an automated revolving sushi bar to 4263 Union Deposit Road at the Point Shopping Center next to Panera. “Shinjuku was born from a passion to redefine sushi dining ...

Located near the east exit of the JR Shinjuku Station, the shopping complex housed trendy fashion stores popular among young women. In a time of both misinformation and too much information ...

Shinjuku Station Revolving Sushi Bar just opened in High Point. It’s based on the busiest train station in the world in Tokyo, Japan. A conveyor belt, filled with sushi plates, rolls by each booth.

Meanwhile, the West Exit shines as Tokyo’s “sub-center,” packed with towering skyscrapers and a major business zone. Actually, stations around Shinjuku are pretty packed together. Many spots are ...

The Metro's TAP-to-Exit program is expanding to Union Station in Los Angeles, beginning Tuesday. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that riders will need to ...

Riders moving through Union Station will need to TAP their card or scan a valid Metrolink fare to enter and exit the station starting Tuesday. Metro will latch the turnstiles at the historic ...

The Pooler City Council unanimously approved a zoning map amendment that will allow for the construction of an electric vehicle charging station and a HydroFleet manufacturing and fueling site.

General passengers will exit only from the Civil Lines side, ensuring smooth crowd control. Similar arrangements will be implemented at Chheoki, Naini, Prayag, Phaphamau, and Subedarganj stations ...

This article will describe walking from Kagurazaka to Shinjuku Gyoen (see map at the end of the article). Begin by exiting from Iidabashi station via the West Exit or Exit B3 and proceeding up ...

This week, Metro announced that its TAP-to-Exit pilot program will be coming to the end of the Expo line at Downtown, and as of Tuesday, riders must tap their fare cards when exiting at stations.

Shinjuku station houses eight department stores, over two hundred exits, twelve lines and thirty-five platforms. Add a backdrop of seemingly endless construction work, and you will have a recipe for ...

Metal detectors. Taller gates to prevent fare jumpers. Ten more rail stations requiring that riders “tap to exit” to prove they’ve paid their fare. These are some of the new technological safety ...