Tokyo train & subway lines

Live maps and stations for 62 lines across JR East, Tokyo Metro, Toei, and more.

This index covers Tokyo's 62 core train and subway lines across 11 operators: JR East, Tokyo Metro, Toei, and more. Every line page shows the route, all stations, first and last trains, and the current service status.

The line with the most stations is the Keikyū Main Line, calling at 50 stations. Below, the lines are grouped by operator.

JR East

JR East runs the commuter rail backbone of the capital. The 26 lines here include the Yamanote loop, the Chuo and Sobu corridors, and the trunk lines fanning out to Saitama, Chiba, and Kanagawa.

Tokyo Metro

Tokyo Metro operates 10 subway lines with the densest coverage of the inner city, including Ginza, Marunouchi, and Tozai, nearly all interlinked at the major hubs.

Toei Subway

The Toei network is run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government: 6 lines including the Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku, and Oedo subways and the Tokyo Sakura Tram.

Rinkai Line (TWR)

The Rinkai Line links the Odaiba waterfront with Osaki, with through-services onto the JR Saikyo Line.

Yurikamome

The Yurikamome is Tokyo's driverless waterfront transit line, running elevated from Shimbashi across the Rainbow Bridge to Toyosu.

Tama Monorail

The Tama Monorail runs north–south through western Tokyo's Tama area, crossing the Chuo and Keio lines.

Tsukuba Express (MIR)

The Tsukuba Express is the fast link between Akihabara and Tsukuba's science city, one of the quickest suburban runs in the region.

Yokohama Municipal Subway

Yokohama's municipal subway, the Blue and Green lines, serves Japan's second city and connects to the Tokyo network at Yokohama and Azamino.

Keikyu

Keisei

TokyoMonorail

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