Tokyo’s railway is a web of metro, suburban and private lines rather than one system; station exits, service patterns and through-running trains deserve as much attention as the line colour.
Where water divides the map, a ferry may beat a rail detour and can connect directly with a station or tram stop. Check service alerts before committing to a cross-city transfer, then keep one parallel route in reserve.
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Nishi-magome – Oshiage
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation
C
Yoyogi-Uehara - Ayase
Tokyo Metro
E
Shinjuku – Moto-Yawata
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation
G
Shibuya - Asakusa
Tokyo Metro
H
Naka-Meguro - Kita-Senju
Tokyo Metro
I
Meguro – Nishi-takashimadaira
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation
JC
Tokyo - Ōtsuki
JR-East
JE
Tokyo - Soga
JR-East
JJ
Ueno - Iwaki
JR-East
JK
Ōmiya - Yokohama
JR-East
JM
Tokyo Outer Loop
JR-East
JO
Tokyo - Kurihama
JR-East
JT
Tokyo - Atami
JR-East
JU
Ōmiya - Takasaki
JR-East
JY
Loop Line
JR-East
M
Ogikubo - Ikebukuro
Tokyo Metro
S
Hikarigaoka – Roppongi - Tochōmae
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation
Sobu Rapid Line
Tokyo - Chiba
JR-East
T
Nakano - Nishi-Funabashi
Tokyo Metro
Y
Wakōshi - Shin-Kiba
Tokyo Metro
Yamanote Freight Line
Tokyo - Shibuya
JR-East
Z
Shibuya - Oshiage
Tokyo Metro