The length of Yamanote Line between Shinjuku-Shibuya is ...
The length of 1 Yamanote Line between Shinjuku-Shibuya is 3.4 kilometers. That is ...
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almost the same as Mt. Fuji (0.9 to be exact).
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6 times bigger than lowest frequency wavelength of AM radio (6.02 to be exact).
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13 times bigger than Japanese battleship Yamato .
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39 times bigger than world record of hammer throw .
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46 times bigger than Boeing 777-300 .
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69 times bigger than short side of American football field .
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113 times bigger than full length of blue whale (the largest animal in history) .
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971 times bigger than one-story building .
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11,341 times bigger than distance that light travels in 1 nanosecond .
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13,600 times bigger than esophagus .
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3,400,000 times bigger than length of lice .
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6,800,000 times bigger than diameter of ovum .
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17,000,000 times bigger than paramecium .
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340,000,000 times bigger than diameter of cloud water drop .
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9,714,285,714 times bigger than diameter of cigarette smoke particle .
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97,142,857,143 times bigger than diameter of bacterial flagella .
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1,133,333,333,333 times bigger than distance between HDD disk and head .
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3 times smaller than Chuo Line between Tokyo-Shinjuku (3.03 to be exact).
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8 times smaller than Mt. Olympus on Mars (the highest mountain in the solar system) (7.94 to be exact).
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9 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Hyogo (9.09 to be exact).
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19 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Wakayama .
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64 times smaller than Suez canal .
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73 times smaller than distance from Osaka to Shimane .
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322 times smaller than distance from Tokyo to Vladivostok .
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4,086 times smaller than distance from Sao Paulo to Sydney .
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92,228 times smaller than distance that light travels in 1 second .
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279,062 times smaller than distance to the moon .
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8,596,374 times smaller than distance that light travels in 1 minute .
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89,278,501 times smaller than distance to the Sun .
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650,240,098 times smaller than diameter of Saturn .
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8,680,604,340 times smaller than distance that light travels in a day .
