Downtown Tokyo set to open its most important train station in 50 years, and now it has a name soranews24.com

Did the planners take our readers’ suggestion for the new Yamanote Line stop?
Trains are important in public transportation-reliant Japan, and none are more important than the ones that run on the Yamanote Line.
For almost the last 50 years, there have been 29 stops on the Yamanote Line, with the most recent addition being Nishi-Nippori in 1971.
Set to open in 2020, the new station will be called Takanawa Gateway (or “Takanawa Geetouei,” using the local pronunciation), referencing the station’s location in the Takanawa neighborhood, roughly 900 meters (0.56 miles) north of Shinagawa Station.
Sato Memorial Station,” the station planners elected not to honor our ace reporter, perhaps because he’s not actually dead…yet.