A-07泉岳寺
Sengakuji Station
The first weekday train from Sengakuji Station leaves at 05:00, and the last at 00:20.
Departures
Sengakuji Station first and last trains
Service at Sengakuji starts at 05:00 with the Asakusa Line toward Oshiage, and winds down at 00:20 with the last Keikyū Main Line train toward Shinagawa.
The tracked weekday service window spans about 19 hours.
| WeekdayFirst – Last | Weekends & holidaysFirst – Last | Trains/day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KKKeikyū Main Line | |||
| toward Shinagawa | 05:25 – 00:20 | 05:25 – 00:08 | 194 |
| AAsakusa Line | |||
| toward Nishi-magome | 05:25 – 00:19 | 05:25 – 00:19 | 165 |
| toward Oshiage | 05:00 – 00:02 | 05:00 – 00:02 | 252 |
Journey times from Sengakuji
Lines at this station
Tokyo Glance tracks 2 services associated with Sengakuji. Tracked services include subway lines like the Asakusa Line and railways like the Keikyū Main Line. Transfer routes, walking distance, and ticket-gate requirements vary by operator.
Nearby stations
Nearby landmarks
Frequently asked questions
What time is the last train from Sengakuji Station?
On weekdays, the last trains from Sengakuji are the Asakusa Line at 00:02 toward Oshiage and 00:19 toward Nishi-magome; Keikyū Main Line at 00:20 toward Shinagawa.
What time is the first train from Sengakuji Station?
On weekdays, the first trains from Sengakuji are the Asakusa Line at 05:00 toward Oshiage and 05:25 toward Nishi-magome; Keikyū Main Line at 05:25 toward Shinagawa.
Are first and last trains at Sengakuji Station different on weekends?
Yes. The last Keikyū Main Line train toward Shinagawa leaves at 00:20 on weekdays and 00:08 on weekends and holidays.
Which lines stop at Sengakuji Station?
Tokyo Glance covers 2 lines at Sengakuji Station: Keikyū Main Line and Asakusa Line.
Can I see live departures from Sengakuji 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 Sengakuji moving live on a map.
Live on the map
Open Tokyo Glance near Sengakuji and the lines serving the station are already moving: real-time positions, next stops, and the whole Tokyo network on one screen.