「ゆりかもめ」前面展望「夜景」[4K] Yurikamome Line Tokyo [Cab View] 2021 

「ゆりかもめ」前面展望「夜景」[4K] Yurikamome Line Tokyo [Cab View] 2021 is a driverless, automated transit service linking Shimbashi Station in Shimbashi to Toyosu Station in Toyosu, via the entertainment and shopping district of Odaiba across the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo. The entire length of the line is 14.7km.
The Yurikamome opened in 1995 and has steadily grown in popularity, transporting an average of 160,000 people per day. The Ariake-Toyosu stretch of the line opened in 2006. The stations on the Yurikamome employ the voices of various voice actors known for their work in anime and movies for their announcements. The name Yurikamome comes from the black-headed seagull found in Tokyo Bay, which is the official prefectural bird.
Yurikamome Stations
The complete list of stations on the Yurikamome is:
Shimbashi (U01) - connects with the JR Yamanote Line (2 stops from Tokyo Station), the Tokaido Line for trains to Fujisawa, Hiratsuka, Odawara and Atami, the Yokosuka Line for Yokohama and the Keihin-Tohoku Line for services to Shinagawa, Yokohama Station in downtown Yokohama, and Ofuna. Shimbashi Station also has Tokyo subway trains on the Toei Asakusa Line between Nishi-Magome in Ota and Oshiage in Sumida and on the Ginza Line from Asakusa to Shibuya.
Shiodome (U02) - connects with the Toei Oedo Line and gives access to the shops, restaurants, museums and offices of Shiodome.
Takeshiba (U03)
Hinode (U04)
Shibaura-futo (U05) - the train rises in a 270-degree loop to cross Rainbow Bridge offering spectacular views.
Odaiba-kaihinkoen (U06) - is close to the Sony ExploraScience Museum and the Tokyo Teleport Station of the Rinkai Line.
Daiba (U07) - the main point of access for Aqua City shopping mall with its Disney Store, the Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, the Grand Pacific Le Daiba, DiverCity Tokyo mall and Symbol Park.
Tokyo International Cruise Terminal (U08) - is convenient for the Museum of Maritime Science, Tokyo International Exchange Center and the Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation). This station was formerly known as Fune-no-kagakukan Station, but changed its name in March 2019.
Telecom Center (U09) - is adjacent to the Telecom Center building, and close to the Miraikan and the Oedo Onsen Monogatari Hot Springs.