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Kishibojimmae Station
The first weekday train from Kishibojimmae Station leaves at 05:49, and the last at 23:08.
Departures
Kishibojimmae Station first and last trains
The first train of the day from Kishibojimmae leaves at 05:49: the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) toward Waseda. The last train departs at 23:08, when the final Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) service leaves toward Arakawa-shakomae.
The tracked weekday service window spans roughly 17 hours.
| WeekdayFirst – Last | Weekends & holidaysFirst – Last | Trains/day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SATokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) | |||
| toward Arakawa-shakomae | 06:04 – 23:08 | 06:04 – 23:08 | 163 |
| toward Waseda | 05:49 – 22:55 | 05:49 – 22:55 | 163 |
Lines at this station
Tokyo Glance tracks the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) at Kishibojimmae. Check operator guidance for nearby connections and ticket-gate details.
Nearby stations
Frequently asked questions
What time is the last train from Kishibojimmae Station?
On weekdays, the last trains from Kishibojimmae are the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) at 23:08 toward Arakawa-shakomae and 22:55 toward Waseda.
What time is the first train from Kishibojimmae Station?
On weekdays, the first trains from Kishibojimmae are the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line) at 06:04 toward Arakawa-shakomae and 05:49 toward Waseda.
Are first and last trains at Kishibojimmae Station different on weekends?
No. At Kishibojimmae Station, first and last trains on weekends and public holidays leave at the same times as on weekdays.
Which line is Kishibojimmae Station on?
Tokyo Glance covers one line at Kishibojimmae Station: the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line).
Can I see live departures from Kishibojimmae Station?
Yes. The departures board on this page shows the next trains in real time, and the free Tokyo Glance iPhone app shows trains around Kishibojimmae moving live on a map.
Live on the map
Open Tokyo Glance near Kishibojimmae and the lines serving the station are already moving: real-time positions, next stops, and the whole Tokyo network on one screen.