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What train station you live at in Tokyo is a big part of your identity. Basically, if you live in Shibuya and take the Yamanote Line to work, you're cool. And you should flaunt it. Plus, if you lose your cell phone, this way the person who finds it can bring it to your stationmaster for you. It's like an ID card for your cell phone. Buy your train station sign strap here.
But don't buy one if you live in, like, Shinkoganei, or somewhere equally obscure and random.
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hi, stumbled on your page accidentally. so cool to see new stuff from japan. very interesting indeed.anyhow, i absolutely love the idea of this keyring. i wish they have it for 鴨宮駅 on the 東海道 though. i would definitely buy it coz i used to live around that area starting from early 2002 all the way through to early 2003.
Posted by: (^(00)^) | October 24, 2006 at 01:01 AM