“Hakobyun Quick” is a luggage transportation service, for city to city delivered by JR-East Shinkansen (bullet trains only within JR-East areas). You can make a delivery request until 30 minutes before each train leaves, with even 1 item is available and no pre-registration is required.

Tokyo Metro's subway map information. You can download Tokyo Metro Subway Map available in 8 languages; English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese (simplified / traditional), Korean, and Russian.

Use the train and subway map of Tokyo above together with listings of all the Tokyo train and subway station names below to see what part of Tokyo you'll be visiting!

Interactive and PDF downloadable maps to help you plan your trip to Japan. Find easy-to-read travel resources about the train and metro systems of Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto as well as details about the lines you can take with your Japan Rail Pass. Plan your holiday around Japan with our useful national railway maps.

Select a station number on the subway map to view the information on the station. Use a button on the lower right corner to zoom in/out or view the display in full screen. This page introduces Tokyo Metro 'Subway/Station Information'.

2024年2月2日 · This comprehensive guide to Tokyo’s train map covers everything you need to know—from JR lines to private railways and subways—to make navigating the city a breeze. Tokyo close Visiting

Tokyo Station is the main train station for Tokyo with connections for the bullet train. On the West side of the station is the Marunouchi and Otemachi area, a combination of major finance offices and high end shopping, and just a short walk away is …

2018年5月17日 · Tokyo Station is the largest train/subway hub in Tokyo. Basically all Subway lines in Tokyo go through Tokyo station. It is also the central Train station in Tokyo, with Shinkansen trains (bullet trains) and other JR trains going to every spot in Japan. The Keisei Skyliner Airport Express will take you to Ueno station or Nippori only.

There are two different bullet train platforms at Tokyo Station, one for trains heading north to Niigata, and the other heading south, to Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka. The quickest way to get a ticket is at the electronic displays which have English settings.

Covering the whole city with more than 280 stations, Tokyo subway lines will help you get to almost any destination quickly and easily. The clearly color-coded map is a handy guide, and with multilingual signs in both stations and trains, riding the subway has never been simpler.