KK京急本線

Keikyū Main Line

The Keikyū Main Line connects 50 stations across Tokyo, including Shinagawa, Yokohama and Sengakuji. See supported trains on the map, with their current positions and next stops.

Service status

All lines: live status

50: Stations
KK: Line code
Keikyu: Operator
Sengakuji – Uraga: Termini
663: Weekday calls at busiest station

Keikyū Main Line service hours, first and last trains

Keikyū Main Line service starts at 04:50 from Kanazawa-bunko on weekdays. The last train of the night leaves Nōkendai at 00:44, toward Kanazawa-bunko.

The tracked weekday service window spans about 20 hours. Exact first and last departures for each station are on that station's page.

Frequently asked questions

How many stations does the Keikyū Main Line have?

The Keikyū Main Line serves 50 stations, running between Sengakuji and Uraga.

What time is the last Keikyū Main Line train?

The last Keikyū Main Line train of the night leaves Nōkendai at 00:44. Every station page lists its own first and last departures.

Is the Keikyū Main Line running right now?

The service status above updates live. To see every Keikyū Main Line train moving on a map with next stops, open the free Tokyo Glance iPhone app.

Live on the map

Open Tokyo Glance to see supported Keikyū Main Line trains on the map, including their current positions and next stops alongside the rest of Tokyo's rail network.

See it live in the app