Access to the Tokyo Keiba Stadium

    Going to Tokyo City Keiba was very adventurous. Riding Japanese trains and looking outside the view of Tokyo created a harmonious scene on a rainy day. 

    While going to Tokyo City Keiba Stadium, we got off at Haneda Airport in order to transport to a monorail that takes us to the Keiba Stadium. We looked around the astonishing Japanese traditional style of architectures that were presented inside the airport. I was astounded to see how decorative the airport was as we spent time looking inside. We treated ourselves with deserts and Japanese traditional cuisine before we went to the horse racing. 

    After looking around the Haneda airport, we rode the monorail that took us to the stadium. The monorail was located on the 2nd floor, right next to the bus station stop. Each student bought their own ticket to ride the monorail. It was my first experience riding the monorail, therefore I was thrilled. The instructors reminded us that when we get off at Tokyo City Keiba we should be aware of the Horse smells. Meaning horse wastes. 

    As we got off the station, the station was covered with the smell of horse wastes and smelled absolutely terrible. However, as we walked inside the stadium things got better. While walking inside the stadium, it was covered with luxurious LED lights until the ticket gate. Access to the Tokyo City Keiba was interesting since we had to get off at Haneda Aiport in order to go to Tokyo City Keiba. While going to the stadium, I was able to create a new experience and enjoy the travel. 

This post is supported by Tokyo City Keiba, one of City-Cost's Supporters helping City-Cost bloggers to enjoy life in Japan and engage in new experiences.