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ON TOKYO METRO
JR-YAMANOTE LINE WHAT DOES uchimawari
and sotomawari
mean
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by richard
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No need to shout!
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2008/4/9 09:39
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Richard,
On the Yamanote Line, uchimawari means anti-clockwise, and sotomawari means clockwise. These terms are used because the anti-clockwise track is on ths inside and the clockwise track is on the outside, but I have always wondered why these confusing terms are used instead of the more obvious clockwise and anti-clockwise terms.
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by Dave in Saitama
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