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Nishi-Omiya Station

The first weekday train from Nishi-Omiya Station leaves at 04:51, and the last at 00:34.

Nishi-Omiya Station

Departures

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      Nishi-Omiya Station first and last trains

      Service at Nishi-Omiya starts at 04:51 with the Saikyo-Kawagoe Line toward Ikebukuro, and winds down at 00:34 with the last Saikyo-Kawagoe Line train toward Kawagoe.

      The tracked weekday service window spans about 20 hours.

      WeekdayFirst – LastWeekends & holidaysFirst – LastTrains/day
      JASaikyo-Kawagoe Line
      toward Ikebukuro04:51 – 23:3804:51 – 23:3879
      toward Kawagoe05:44 – 00:3405:45 – 00:3468

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      Journey times from Nishi-Omiya

      Lines at this station

      Tokyo Glance tracks the Saikyo-Kawagoe Line at Nishi-Omiya. Check operator guidance for nearby connections and ticket-gate details.

      1 line

      Frequently asked questions

      What time is the last train from Nishi-Omiya Station?

      On weekdays, the last trains from Nishi-Omiya are the Saikyo-Kawagoe Line at 23:38 toward Ikebukuro and 00:34 toward Kawagoe.

      What time is the first train from Nishi-Omiya Station?

      On weekdays, the first trains from Nishi-Omiya are the Saikyo-Kawagoe Line at 04:51 toward Ikebukuro and 05:44 toward Kawagoe.

      Are first and last trains at Nishi-Omiya Station different on weekends?

      Only by a few minutes. At Nishi-Omiya Station, weekend and public holiday first and last trains differ from the weekday times by less than 5 minutes.

      Which line is Nishi-Omiya Station on?

      Tokyo Glance covers one line at Nishi-Omiya Station: the Saikyo-Kawagoe Line.

      Can I see live departures from Nishi-Omiya 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 Nishi-Omiya moving live on a map.

      Live on the map

      Open Tokyo Glance near Nishi-Omiya and the lines serving the station are already moving: real-time positions, next stops, and the whole Tokyo network on one screen.