…However, I drank too much the day before, so we ended up departing at 2 PM.
We departed from Osaki and took photos of each JR station as proof.
■ Osaki Station
■ Gotanda Station
■ Meguro Station
■ Ebisu Station
■ Shibuya Station (New South Exit)
■ Harajuku Station
■ Yoyogi Station
■ Shinjuku Station
…Actually, we had planned to continue north from here, but it was already 4 PM.
We gave up on the Yamanote Line and changed our plan to the Chuo Line.
■ Sendagaya Station
■ Shinanomachi Station
■ Yotsuya Station
■ Ichigaya Station
■ Iidabashi Station
■ Suidobashi Station
■ Ochanomizu Station
■ Akihabara Station
…From here, we returned to the Yamanote Line.
■ Kanda Station
…It was around 7 PM by this point. Since we were hungry, we ate tonkatsu at “Katsuman” in Kanda, which is famous for its delicious food.
It really is delicious.
■ Tokyo Station
■ Yurakucho Station
■ Shimbashi Station
■ Hamamatsucho Station
■ Tamachi Station
■ Shinagawa Station
Across from Shinagawa Station, I spotted the words “KEIKYU to Haneda.”
Oh, that’s right, Haneda Airport’s international terminal has opened.
I’m sure this is to celebrate that.
This time, we cycled 52 kilometers over 4 hours.
Our average speed was quite low.
Especially around Shinjuku, there were too many people, which took up a lot of our time.
Maybe next time I’d like to cycle somewhere with fewer people…
But I also want to get my revenge on the Yamanote Line loop.