Chapter 39Jamie got out in front of Tokyo Station. Hurrying under the quaint cornices and western windows of the old entrance, she followed the signs for the shinkansen bullet train. Right in front of the ticket machine, she stopped abruptly, whipping around to scour the area behind her. Her father and Setsuko knew when they were being followed. But when she went to the archives, or anywhere else, she had never noticed anyone after her.
She stood in the large, open entryway of the station waiting to see if anyone would appear.
When they didn’t, she looked up at the colorful spiderweb of Tokyo’s rail lines but bought the cheapest ticket to get through the station to the shinkansen bullet train counter on the other side. Inside, the omiyage souvenir stalls, bento lunchbox counters and kios
