raÂ·zor. n. 1. A sharp-edged cutting instrument used especially for shaving or cutting hair, especially from the face or legs. 2. See safety razor. 3. An electric device with vibrating or rotating blades used for shaving or cutting hair close to the skin. tr.v. raÂ·zored, raÂ·zorÂ·ing, raÂ·zors. To shave, cut, or remove with a razor or similar cutting implement: razored off the mustache; razored pages from a rare book.
Ueno Station is on the JR Yamanote Line and was the major terminal for trains to northern Japan (Tohoku). Since the Shinkansen tracks were extended to Tokyo Station this role has largely been lost, but is a more relaxed option then Tokyo Station for starting a journey north.he Ueno Station area retains its 'shitamachi' (old city) feel and is a good place to shop for clothes from the many street stalls and clothing stores in the area. Ueno Station, Taito-ku, Tokyo. Max Toki Shinkansen and Komachi-Hayate Shinkansen at Ueno Station.
Ueno Zoological Gardens is the oldest zoo in Japan. Founded in 1882, it has grown over the years, expanded its area to 14.3 ha (35.2 acres) and been the flagship of the Japanese zoo world. Now it's home to over 3,000 animals from 400 different species and provides visitors with learning experience about the diversity of animals as well as fun and enjoyment.