Trivia

This is a list of all of the trivia mentioned in Oedo-sen e Youkoso.

Episode 1: Labyrinth 42.3

 * 1) Shinjuku Station has the most passengers incoming and outgoing on the Oedo Line.
 * 2) The starting point of the Oedo Line is Tocho-mae Station.
 * 3) Gobiodeis can be fished from the Tsukishima River.
 * 4) The Oedo Line's Roppongi Station is the deepest Japanese subway (42.3 m underground).
 * 5) The Oedo Line was opened fully in Heisei Year 12 (2000) December 12th.

Episode 2: A Passport for You

 * 1) Shiodome opened last on the Oedo Line (November 2nd, 2002).
 * 2) The house of Kira remains at Ryogoku as a park.
 * 3) The Japanese Tea Instuctor Association is located at Shiodome.
 * 4) Tsukishima has 70 monjayaki (savory pancake) stands.
 * 5) The sum of the edges of items that can be brought onto the Oedo Line must be less than 250 cm.
 * 6) You cannot bring natural gas onboard.
 * 7) The Oedo Line is never heated, even in winter.
 * 8) Tocho-mae is the only station on the Oedo Line among the "Top 100 Kanto Train Stations."
 * 9) The items placed at the entrances of Metropolitan subways are called "Spinny Symbols."
 * 10) Central Shinjuku Park is located on the site of the old Yodobashi Water Purification Plant.

Episode 3: The Departure of 130,000

 * 1) Roughly 130,000 people board or alight at the Oedo Line's Shinjuku Station every day.

Episode 4: From the Future to the Past

 * 1) Tocho-mae and Shinjuku opened on December 19th, 1997.
 * 2) Roppongi, Tsukishima, and Ryogoku opened on December 12th, 2000.
 * 3) Shiodome opened on November 2nd, 2002.
 * 4) One of the locations at the Ryogoku Station, Yokoami in the Sumida District, is often misread as "Yokozuna."
 * 5) Okita Souji of the Shinsengumi was born in a house in the Shiakawa Domain, which is now the modern Roppongi.

Episode 5: Love's Mile Marker 0

 * 1) The Oeda Line cars are roughly 20 cm thinner and 80 cm shorter than standard subway cars.
 * 2) Mini subway tunnel cross-sections are roughly 60 - 70% that of standard tunnels.
 * 3) The diameter of a standard wheel is 860mm. The mini subway car's wheel has a diameter of 610mm.
 * 4) The space between the subway car and reaction plate is only 12mm.

Episode 6: Railway from Tsukishima

 * 1) Tsuki Ichi En is the only field in the city of Tokyo.
 * 2) Gobies can be caught in the Tsukishima River.
 * 3) Tsukishima was built on reclaimed land during the Meiji Period.
 * 4) Tsukishima's first subway station opened in 1988 (Showa 63rd Year).
 * 5) Tokugawa Ieyasu made the fishermen that he brought from Osaka live on Tsukuda Island, the birthplace of Tsukudani.
 * 6) Tsukushima West Street is commonly known as "Tsukishima Monja Street".

Episode 7: The Mysterious Oedo Train

 * 1) With the opening of Shiodome Station, all 38 stations on the Oedo Line were up and running.
 * 2) All trains on the Oedo Line are driven by one individual. There are no conductors.

Episode 8: A Small Guest

 * 1) In 2008 (Heisei 20), roughly 110 thousand cell phones were delivered to the Iidabashi Lost and Found.
 * 2) The Toshimaen Station was opened in 1991 (Heisei 3) when the Oedo Line was still called the Toei Line 12.
 * 3) Toshimaen is named after Toshima, a powerful and wealthy individual in the Middle Ages who built a castle in that area. That piece of land is about 225 thousand square meters.
 * 4) Toshimaen's El Dorado Carousel is the oldest existing carousel in Japan.
 * 5) Toshimaen's motto is to create rides that respect and blend in with nature.
 * 6) Flying Pirates, a ride where the merchant and pirate ships swing rapidly back and forth, is a popular attraction at Toshimaen.

Episode 9: The Men's Miracle Train
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Episode 10: Bark at the Oedo Line
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Episode 11: Proposal Three Years Later

 * 1) Roppongi Hills was built on property owned by the Mori family.
 * 2) Tokyo Midtown was born at the site of the former Defense Agency.

Episode 12: The Other Passenger
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Episode 13: Miracle on Christmas Eve
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