Tokyo train delays and live service status
Check live delays, suspensions, and timetable disruptions across every Tokyo train and subway line.
Network status
Live service status for every Tokyo line Tokyo Glance tracks, grouped by operator. A line with no notice is running normally.
All lines running normally
Other reported disruptions
- JCChuo Rapid Line
- JBChuo Sobu Local Line
- JCItsukaichi Line
- JLJoban Local Line
- JJJoban Rapid Line
- JAKawagoe Line
- JKKeihin-Tohoku-Negishi Line
- JEKeiyo Line
- JMMusashino Line
- JNNambu Branch Line
- JNNambu Line
- JONarita Airport Branch Line
- JONarita Line
- JCOme Line
- JASaikyo-Kawagoe Line
- JSShonan-Shinjuku Line
- JOSobu Rapid Line
- JUTakasaki Line
- JTTokaido Line
- JITsurumi Line
- JITsurumi Okawa Branch Line
- JITsurumi Umi Shibaura Branch Line
- JUUtsunomiya Line
- JYYamanote Line
- JHYokohama Line
- JOYokosuka Line
- CChiyoda Line
- FFukutoshin Line
- GGinza Line
- ZHanzomon Line
- HHibiya Line
- MbMarunouchi Branch Line
- MMarunouchi Line
- NNamboku Line
- TTozai Line
- YYurakucho Line
- AAsakusa Line
- IMita Line
- NTNippori-Toneri Liner
- EOedo Line
- SShinjuku Line
- SATokyo Sakura Tram (Arakawa Line)
- RRinkai Line
- UYurikamome line
- TTTama Monorail Line
- TXTsukuba Express Line
- BBlue Line
- GGreen Line
- KKAirport Line
- KKDaishi Line
- KKKeikyū Main Line
- KKKurihama Line
- KKZushi Line
- KSChiba Line
- KSChihara Line
- KSHigashi-Narita Line
- KSKanamachi Line
- KSKeisei Main Line
- KSMatsudo Line
- KSNarita Sky Access Line
- KSOshiage Line
- MOHaneda Airport Line
What the statuses mean
- Delays遅延Delays: trains are running but behind schedule.
- Service suspended運転見合わせSuspended: trains have stopped on all or part of the line.
- Timetable disruptionダイヤ乱れTimetable disruption: trains run, but order and spacing are off schedule.
- Through service suspended直通運転中止Through service suspended: trains stop at the boundary station instead of continuing onto the next line.
- Service resumed運転再開Resumed: running again after a stop. Delays linger for a while.
About this data
Statuses come from each operator's official service feed and update within a few minutes of an incident. A line with no notice is running normally. Notices appear as the operator publishes them, usually in Japanese first.
Tokyo Glance shows these alerts translated to English, with every train moving live on the map.
