Summary: A subway station and a square, no more than that.
Full Details: If Ren's opinion matters here, he'd say this place is a maze. Upon approaching, one should find the Station Square - a vast space decorated with trees and plants contained by wooden planks, benches adjusting to the circular shape around the greenery. In the vicinity, there is a small, but rather eye-catching lottery with several announcements and yellow signs, all to bring the next player forth. Behind it, there is the Teikyu Building, a part of the station with subway lines that transfer to it.
While it looks like much like the rest of the station, with large advertisements, vending machines, electronic screens displaying schedule, directions and the national news, one can find a delightful bakery named "Yon-Germain Bakery", that serves a delicious melon bread (among others!) that will bring a smile to every commuter that chooses to stop by. The main station can be accessed from the Tenkyu building as well, counting with easy accessibility due to the escalators. Most dear to Ren, though, is the large window with the view to the square and the streets of Shibuya.
The main access of the station is still in the Square, large stairs that can be located easily enough, but in case of uncertainty, there's a green bus that is perpetually parked next to it. Upon descending the stairs and/or escalator, one will find a clean and organized station. Information regarding the station and the lines are not challenging to find – large, round stickers on the floor indicating direction, as well as maps and precise signs on the walls and pillars. The walls that are bear display a three-color square pattern, when not decorated with the previously mentioned advertisements and screens.
Around the walkway, small stands with job opportunity flyers can be found, providing one with requirement of each job, pay and location they can be found at. As for stores, there is a small kiosk with magazines, packaged snacks, newspapers, as well as simple medicine. The ticket machines are adjacent to it. There is also a juice store, providing healthy choices to their customers and for the less health-inclined, vending machines are spotted around the setting as well, with varied choices of sodas and teas to buy. For more shops, there are several stairs leading to the Underground Mall that is located inside the station.
Nothing too special about the platforms. They are rather normal and there is not much to keep one occupied while they wait for the train.
Additional Links: square 12, lottery, tenkyu building accessway , general reference 12 Other: as jade said above, we've been all working together to bring a sp00ky subway system to the void! the players involved are the jades, damien's and ann's!
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Character: ren amamiya
Canon: persona 5
Imprint Type: scenery
Regain?: no
Influence: Link
Summary: A subway station and a square, no more than that.
Full Details: If Ren's opinion matters here, he'd say this place is a maze. Upon approaching, one should find the Station Square - a vast space decorated with trees and plants contained by wooden planks, benches adjusting to the circular shape around the greenery. In the vicinity, there is a small, but rather eye-catching lottery with several announcements and yellow signs, all to bring the next player forth. Behind it, there is the Teikyu Building, a part of the station with subway lines that transfer to it.
While it looks like much like the rest of the station, with large advertisements, vending machines, electronic screens displaying schedule, directions and the national news, one can find a delightful bakery named "Yon-Germain Bakery", that serves a delicious melon bread (among others!) that will bring a smile to every commuter that chooses to stop by. The main station can be accessed from the Tenkyu building as well, counting with easy accessibility due to the escalators. Most dear to Ren, though, is the large window with the view to the square and the streets of Shibuya.
The main access of the station is still in the Square, large stairs that can be located easily enough, but in case of uncertainty, there's a green bus that is perpetually parked next to it. Upon descending the stairs and/or escalator, one will find a clean and organized station. Information regarding the station and the lines are not challenging to find – large, round stickers on the floor indicating direction, as well as maps and precise signs on the walls and pillars. The walls that are bear display a three-color square pattern, when not decorated with the previously mentioned advertisements and screens.
Around the walkway, small stands with job opportunity flyers can be found, providing one with requirement of each job, pay and location they can be found at. As for stores, there is a small kiosk with magazines, packaged snacks, newspapers, as well as simple medicine. The ticket machines are adjacent to it. There is also a juice store, providing healthy choices to their customers and for the less health-inclined, vending machines are spotted around the setting as well, with varied choices of sodas and teas to buy. For more shops, there are several stairs leading to the Underground Mall that is located inside the station.
Nothing too special about the platforms. They are rather normal and there is not much to keep one occupied while they wait for the train.
Additional Links: square 1 2, lottery, tenkyu building accessway , general reference 1 2
Other: as jade said above, we've been all working together to bring a sp00ky subway system to the void! the players involved are the jades, damien's and ann's!