Tokyo Yamanote Train Japanese Mugs

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Yoyogi, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Uguisudani, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Mejiro, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Sugamo, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Okachimachi, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Otsuka, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Tabata, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Ebisu, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Hamamatsucho, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Yurakucho, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Kanda, Tokyo.

Signs of all the stations on the Tokyo Yamanote line, starting at Tokyo, then travelling anti-clockwise to Yurakucho

Older design of the trains used on the Yamanote line in Tokyo, in service from the mid-60's to the mid-80's.

Older design of the trains used on the Yamanote line in Tokyo, in service during the 1960's

Hibiya line of the Tokyo Subway

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign for Tokyo

We are based in Japan and introduce merchandise planned by Japanese. An art design by Kana Kanjin, featuring Japan with Mount Fuji and the bullet train.

The fastest food in the east! Inspired by 'kaiten-zushi' (回転寿司) style restaurants where sushi dishes travel past diners on a conveyor belt. It literally means "rotation sushi", but is also known as "Sushi Train". This kawaii cat is getting his sushi fix the fastest way possible :)

Icon for Japan Rail's Yamanote Line - Takadanobaba Station This is a JR station I spent a lot of time at, and think of fondly. Rep your favorite JR line station.

While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.

Icon for Japan Rail's Yamanote Line - Shinjuku Station I ride the Yamanote line a lot. Rep your favorite JR line station. This is the icon that represents Yamanote's color and the station number.

There will be another train shortly. No need to cram in here. No seriously. That's my foot! Nevermind. We’ve all been standing in the door of the crowded train when more people back-up into you and try to push you further into the mess of smelly office workers. Save your space and your sanity with this extremely useful shirt… you’ll get that coveted space next to the door to yourself, no pushing needed!

Icon for Japan Rail's Yamanote Line - Shibuya Station I ride the Yamanote line a lot. Rep your favorite JR line station. This is the icon for the station, and the line's station number

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Tamachi, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign for Shibuya, Tokyo. Home of the 109 building, the mecca for Gal fashion, Hachiko statue, and the legendary station crossing

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Nippori, Tokyo.

Please stand clear of the closing doors

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign for Ikebukuro, Tokyo

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Gotanda, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Meguro, Tokyo.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign for Ueno, Tokyo. Home of the best toy shop in Tokyo, as well as the Ameyokocho market.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign for Harajuku, Tokyo. The heart of youth fashion for the whole of Japan

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Akihabara, Tokyo train station - the mecca for anime, manga, and gaming fans across the world

Ginza Line Tokyo Metro

Older design of the trains used on the Yamanote line in Tokyo, in service from the mid-80's to the early 2000's.

Recreation of the Yamanote line train station sign at Takadanobaba, Tokyo.