Japanese sound clip...what is he saying?

I found this awesome sound clip of what happens on the intercom when the train arrives at the Yamanote loop line in Tokyo. Just curious...could anyone tell me what these guys are saying?

Link: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~aland/JAPAN/AUDIO/gotandaEkiPlatform.mp3

P.S. - I could listen to that tune all day.

gojousha arigatou gozaimasita. gotanda, gotanda desu.
Thank you very much for taking the train. It's Gotanda, Gotanda.

ichibansen door ga shimarimasu gochuui kudasai.
Doors (of the train) in the platform 1 are going to close. Watch out, please.

ichibansen simaru door ni gochuui kudasai.
Watch out the closing doors in the platform 1, please.

yekita said:

P.S. - I could listen to that tune all day.

Click to expand...

Pretty much all the lines in Tokyo and the surrounding areas play tunes to announce arriving/departing trains. From memory, when I lived in Saitama my favorite was always the Musashino line which I used to catch from Minami Koshigaya to Minami Urawa. It used to play (and probably still does) an absolutely delightful arrangement of "Moon River" which could almost bring a tear to the eye. Oh happy days!

Actually by luck I just found a page which has a bunch of these melodies on it (I'm sure there are others). Sadly it only appears to have departing melodies - the arriving ones were much more beautiful.

http://hisaai-hp.hp.infoseek.co.jp/JREast/Joban/Mu_s_eg.html

when you memorize all 334 窶彜窶慊ｹﾂ渉･窶ｰﾃ tetsudo shouka, or railway songs, your Japanese skill and knowledge on geograpy of Japan exceeds avarage Japanese.
Some lyrics would sound a bit old-fashioned, for the songs were written 100yrs ago. But the melody is very catchy.
tetsudo shouka melody
Click 窶ｰ窶ｰ窶? and you can listen the melody.

The 6th song is for my hometown, Kamakura.
窶ｰﾂ｡ﾂ須窶ｰﾃｪ窶堙､窶堋ｫ窶堙債湘ｦ窶佚問?堙
Yokosuka yukiha norikaeto
ﾅ津??堙寂?堙ｪ窶堙??堋ｨ窶堙ｩ窶堙ｩ窶佚･窶魯窶堙
Yobarete oruru ofuna no
窶堙や?堋ｬ窶堙最?邃｢窶碗窶凖溪?堋ｪ窶ｰﾂｪ
Tsugi ha Kamakura tsurugaoka
ﾅ陳ｹﾅｽﾂ≫?堙固津δ静補?堙｢ﾂ尋窶堙暁陳ｩ窶堙ｱ
Genji no koseki ya tazune min

i found this topic interesting before, but did not want to log in at that location to say so
saying so now
thanks for posting!