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Too bad it doesn't seem to include the railroad tracks and the staircases/escalators to the platforms, which are the most prominent features to people who use t
by GolDDranks 3y ago
Too bad it doesn't seem to include the railroad tracks and the staircases/escalators to the platforms, which are the most prominent features to people who use the station as passengers.
I was able to make sense of the parts by looking at the surrounding road network, but without these, it's hard to make sense of.
- solardev 3y agoI'm not sure (haven't been there in a long time), but isn't that what the flickering dashed blue lines are? In the legend, they're "歩行者ネットワーク", which Google says is the "pedestrian network".
- mastazi 3y agoThe dashed lines are too steep to be escalators and they are not vertical so they can't be elevators either. Elsewhere in this thread, it has been suggested that perhaps the height between levels has been exaggerated for clarity, and that's why the escalators ended up looking impossibly steep.
- wkat4242 3y agoIt looks like they are exaggerated because there's huge distances between each level, even the above ground building. It's quite easy to see why it's done, so you can easily look into each level without clutter
- GolDDranks 3y agoThere are some pedestrian routes here and there. (Yup, "歩行者ネットワーク" means "pedestrian network") But the 改札内 / the area inside the ticket gates seem to be missing the pedestrian network. Also, the platforms themselves are missing, as there are the upper (2F) and lower (B1F) connecting passages, but nothing in between.