JR Ebisu Station

Shibuya, Japan

5

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+81 3-3461-6750
Website:
www.jreast.co.jp
Address:
恵比寿南1丁目5-5, Shibuya, 東京都, 〒150-0022
Ebisu Station
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
490 ftEbisu (恵比寿)
510 ftEbisu-itchome (恵比寿一丁目)
630 ftEbisu-eki-mae (恵比寿駅前)
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2 reviews of JR Ebisu Station

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Place rating: 5
Tokyo, Japan
It’s always hard to rate how good a train station is unless you have a very bad experience in it. It serves one purpose: a place for you to wait for a train that takes you from point A to point B.
The JR Ebisu station is one of the exceptions: the convenience of the Yamanote line, the amount of stores & restaurants within the building and around it, and the rich & happy atmosphere that the neighborhood brings to. Going into Ebisu station becomes a pleasurable experience.
If you have some spare time, go check out Ebisu Garden Place, which is one of the prettiest shopping areas in Tokyo, or the Yebisu Beer Museum, which is located right next to it.
Place rating: 5
Kobe, Japan
Ebisu Station, located along the Yamanote line in the Ebisu neighborhood of Tokyo’s Shibuya ward, is operated by East Japan Railway Company as well as the Tokyo subway operator Tokyo Metro.
Named after Yebisu Beer, which was once brewed nearby, is named for the Japanese deity Ebisu. Today the landmark has a wide range of facilities such as restaurants, hotels, Yebisu Beer Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography and Cinemas as well as shopping at Ebisu Mitsukoshi and Glass Square. Lots of nice bars and cafes nearby.