Toei subway consists of four lines, namely Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku and Oedo. The Asakusa Line, also called Line 1, is an 18.3km stretch between Nishi-magome in Ota and Oshiage, in Sumida. The line was ...

The publicly operated Toei Oedo Line is introducing a women-only carriage on its subway trains to thwart molesters and other unsavory characters, the Tokyo metropolitan government announced.

But learning how to navigate the capital's dozens of subway and train lines, hundreds of bus routes and handful of tram services can take years – hell, it could take a lifetime.

The service is currently available on the Asakusa Line that goes to both Haneda and Narita airports. Wi-Fi service will be expanded to the Oedo, Mita and Shinjuku lines in the future. By March 2020, ...

As of the end of fiscal 2022, cameras were operating on 76 trains of the Asakusa Line and other Toei Subway sections, along with eight on the Nippori-Toneri Liner.

For the most part, you’ll be dealing with Tokyo Metro and the Toei Subway. ... As in, M10 to M16, walk to the Hibiya Line (H8, Gray), take that to H10 for the Tsukiji fish market.

TOKYO -- A picture book reading event took place on March 25 to promote family-friendly spaces inside train cars on all four lines of the Toei Subway system, which allow parents to leave strollers ...

The Metro’s nine lines have 179 stops, where travelers can transfer, in addition to the Toei, to dozens of privately owned rail lines, dozens of Japan Rail commuter trains, and of course, the ...

The closest exits between the Toei Oedo Line (magenta) and the JR Sobu line are about 400 meters apart. Once out of the subway of the Oedo Line, walk southward alongside Kiyosumi street, soon you ...