This was English text translated from Japanese, rewrite this to be more coherent: Subway Short Story

I went to the Marubeni Museum with the Marubeni shareholder perks, but it was closed.

At that moment, I realized how close Takebashi and Kudanshita are.

"Good morning."

"Good morning. Are you in Kudanshita or Takebashi today?"

"Kudanshita in the morning, Takebashi in the afternoon"

"The Resource Management Department has become a company, so they should move it to Takebashi..."

"That's the main castle of Keika, so it can't be helped. It's a gathering place after all. Our house."

"That's true, but there's a better way to do it."

"The chamberlains of Keika Financial Holdings, Keika Shokai, Keika Railway, and Keika Electrical Co. are all making the pilgrimage to Kudanshita... their actions haven't changed much since the Edo period."

"Without that, how many companies would have gone bankrupt?... You may complain about it, but you can't sleep soundly, can you?"

「That's true, but...

　Speaking of the subway, they're going to double track it from Kudanshita to Takebashi.

　You know that I'm biting into that, right?

"Yeah. You mean the mitigation measures for the Tozai subway line that made the subway staff get so angry that they gave up and said they couldn't make temporary ones? So what?"

"I know someone who works in design, and he let it slip over a drinking party that there is an escape route."

"...Ah. That's the main attraction, and the subway is just a bonus. This."

"The subway construction, which will cost tens of billions of yen, is not even a bonus... I guess it's fine because they're making money."

"That guy not only made mistakes at Narita but also at Kyoto, so apparently he received a very harsh request from Akasaka."

"What did you do? You don't have to tell me. It's no good asking anyway."

"So, apparently the idea was that if something were to happen at Kudanshita, they could take refuge there."

"There was talk of rebuilding the headquarters in Takebashi, right?

　The reason is to fully incorporate IT-related technologies.

"Well, that's not a lie.

　Apparently Takebashi, Kudanshita, and Kayabacho will be connected by a dedicated line."

"Will there be a rail connection?"

"I don't want the traffic system to be affected.

　However, it seems that the head office is going to be relocated.

"Where?"

"Probably Akihabara.

　The Shinjuku Shinkansen will be managed by East Japan Imperial Railway, and we need to consider control over the Shin-Joban Railway.

　There is also the Sumiyoshi-Toyosu subway and the Shinkin freight line being converted to passenger service, so I guess it'll be within the Geofront..."

"but?"

"Everyone else is building headquarters, but ours is the only one that's underground. I wonder if we're a mole..."

"Hahaha. I guess that's a typical Japanese thing... Is that area going to be involved in the redevelopment?"

"The Akihabara Geofront will likely be a temporary evacuation site during the redevelopment.

　I was really excited about finding a good place."

"If we're going to build it in such a good location, it would be better to make it a tenant building... but I bet they won't listen."

"If you're on the verge of collapse and you can make it look good, you want something that matches that. Whether it's a person or a company."

"The idea that building a grand headquarters will make the company turn left-leaning is... well, you can't say that if it's the company that will use it."

"By the way, what about the Electrical Union?"

"Isn't that the hired CEO of the United States?

　Regarding the head office, he said, "We've written it off as a waste of money."

"But isn't it the Electrical Union that sends the most chamberlains to Kudanshita?

　His way of thinking is rational... how should I put it..."

"There's some pretty big business going on there, and they're nervous about it."

"Big business?"

"Cell phones. It seems the foreign company that bought Imperial Railway Communications is struggling.

　That person had had their eye on mobile phones from the beginning, but they were forced to leave them alone because they would cost an enormous amount of money."

"Right now, you have money, so aren't there a lot of rivals?"

"It's decided that there are many.

　They've been targeting Union Resources, an IT finance company, for some time now.

　Anyone who survived the collapse of the IT bubble will be trying to get their hands on this one."

"Ah, but she goes shopping at European department stores."

"Yes? Why that rubbish again?!"

"When the convenience store division of Teisei Department Store was trying to get its own independent, the trading company and the railroad came to an agreement.

　It's candy from the department store section."

"The convenience store division there generated the majority of the profits."

"They've kept it a secret from their superiors, but it seems like foreign capital has been getting involved.

　Apparently he was inciting the convenience store guys."

"...Why are you hiding?"

"Something related to the aristocracy of a certain freelancer"

"Yeah. I think we've made some enemies. It has to do with the disposal of bad debts."

"There are some unscrupulous foreign investors putting their hands on it.

　I've asked an acquaintance at Sakuradamon to double check the details..."

(...It seems there is a possibility that a terrorist attack targeting our house may occur overseas.)

(...how credible is this?)

(They probably don't know, so they're leaking it to you, the chamberlain. I want the chamberlains to verify it.)

"You will soon reach Takebashi. Watch your step. The exit is on the left."

"Well, see you later."

"Ou"

"You will soon reach Kudanshita. Watch your step. The exit is on the left."

"Good morning.

　"Mr. Funakami Sho, is Director Okazaki here?"

"I'm having a meeting before I show up to see the young lady."

"I have something a little dangerous to tell you, so can you connect me?

　It was through my colleagues at the firm, but the yakuza, the nobility, and foreign capital were all working together to cause trouble..."

Chamberlain

　The Shogun's intermediaries came to wield power. Representative examples include Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu and Tanuma Okitsugu.

　Even today, people who work for the president or other executives in a company are still called chamberlains.

A scary story.

　The plot of "Romanov's Treasures Part 4".

　It was because this information was flowing in places like this that computers took the bait.