List of Toei Subway stations

Shinjuku is the busiest station on the Toei Subway, served by the Toei Shinjuku Line and Toei Ōedo Line. In particular, the Shinjuku Line’s station at Shinjuku is the busiest, designed to allow through-services and cross-platform transfers from Keiō trains via the Keiō New Line.

List of Toei Subway stations lists stations on the Toei Subway, including station location (ward or city), opening date, design (underground, at-grade, or elevated), and daily ridership.

Summary

There are a total of 99 “unique” stations (i.e., counting stations served by multiple lines only once) on the Toei Subway network, or 106 total stations if each station on each line counts as one station.^[1] Almost all stations are located within the 23 special wards, with many located in areas not served by the complementary Tokyo Metro network.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation reports ridership for each station by line—stations served by multiple lines have multiple ridership figures, one for each line serving the station. Passengers making in-system transfers between lines are counted in the ridership of each line used, at the station where the transfer takes place. As a result, summing the total daily ridership of each of the lines will yield a total that is greater than the actual daily ridership of the system as a whole.

For stations directly shared with other railways—e.g., Shirokanedai and other Toei Mita Line stations shared with the Namboku Line, the daily ridership only considers people using Toei Subway trains (or through-servicing trains owned by other railways operating as Toei Subway trains). For “interface” stations designed to allow for through-servicing and transfers with other railways without exiting the station's paid area (e.g., Oshaige on the Asakusa Line), the station “entries” and “exits” also consider cross-company passengers riding on through-servicing trains (as part of trackage rights agreements) or transferring to or from other railways' trains without passing through faregates.

Opening dates are given in standard Japanese date format (YYYY.MM.DD).

Stations

Station	Ward or City	Opening date	Design	Daily station entries (FY2010)^[2]	Daily station exits (FY2010)^[2]	Total (FY2010)
Oshiage	Sumida	1960.12.04	Underground	92,984	91,018	184,002
Honjo-Azumabashi	Sumida	1960.12.04	Underground	8,786	8,608	17,394
Asakusa	Taitō	1960.12.04	Underground	22,269	22,284	44,553
Kuramae	Taitō	1960.12.04	Underground	15,367	15,881	31,248
Asakusabashi	Taitō	1960.12.04	Underground	27,182	26,784	53,966
Higashi-Nihombashi	Chūō	1962.05.31	Underground	36,830	37,011	73,841
Ningyōchō	Chūō	1962.09.30	Underground	24,365	23,826	48,191
Nihombashi	Chūō	1963.02.28	Underground	42,182	42,471	84,653
Takarachō	Chūō	1963.02.28	Underground	9,443	9,946	19,389
Higashi-Ginza	Chūō	1963.02.28	Underground	33,980	34,765	68,745
Shimbashi	Minato	1963.12.12	Underground	39,435	39,497	78,932
Daimon	Minato	1964.10.01	Underground	44,782	45,362	90,144
Mita	Minato	1968.06.21	Underground	47,298	47,635	94,933
Sengakuji	Minato	1968.06.21	Underground	88,691	88,842	177,533
Takanawadai	Minato	1968.11.15	Underground	6,035	6,365	12,400
Gotanda	Shinagawa	1968.11.15	Underground	30,067	30,835	60,902
Togoshi	Shinagawa	1968.11.15	Underground	9,419	9,155	18,574
Nakanobu	Shinagawa	1968.11.15	Underground	13,079	13,166	26,245
Magome	Ōta	1968.11.15	Underground	11,876	11,216	23,092
Nishi-Magome	Ōta	1968.11.15	Underground	19,492	18,898	38,390
Nishi-Takashimadaira	Itabashi	1976.05.06	Elevated	6,119	5,874	11,993
Shin-Takashimadaira	Itabashi	1976.05.06	Elevated	4,712	4,601	9,313
Takashimadaira	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Elevated	15,139	14,839	29,978
Nishidai	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Elevated	12,338	12,314	24,652
Hasune	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Elevated	8,426	8,164	16,590
Shimura-Sanchōme	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Elevated	15,295	14,860	30,155
Shimura-Sakaue	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Underground	13,362	13,266	26,628
Motohasunuma	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Underground	10,460	10,091	20,551
Itabashi-Honchō	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Underground	14,389	13,718	28,107
Itabashi-Kuyakushomae	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Underground	14,322	14,178	28,500
Shin-Itabashi	Itabashi	1968.12.27	Underground	12,223	12,375	24,598
Nishi-Sugamo	Toshima	1968.12.27	Underground	11,874	11,431	23,305
Sugamo	Toshima	1968.12.27	Underground	45,233	46,124	91,357
Sengoku	Bunkyō	1972.06.30	Underground	14,741	14,497	29,238
Hakusan	Bunkyō	1972.06.30	Underground	23,443	22,989	46,432
Kasuga	Bunkyō	1972.06.30	Underground	29,225	29,346	58,571
Suidōbashi	Bunkyō	1972.06.30	Underground	20,800	21,036	41,836
Jimbōchō	Chiyoda	1972.06.30	Underground	61,810	62,097	123,907
Ōtemachi	Chiyoda	1972.06.30	Underground	39,701	40,386	80,087
Hibiya	Chiyoda	1972.06.30	Underground	35,955	36,258	72,213
Uchisaiwaichō	Chiyoda	1973.11.27	Underground	17,924	18,832	36,756
Onarimon	Minato	1973.11.27	Underground	19,778	20,380	40,158
Shibakōen	Minato	1973.11.27	Underground	12,893	13,293	26,186
Mita	Minato	1973.11.27	Underground	46,243	46,088	92,331
Shirokane-Takanawa	Minato	2000.09.26	Underground	13,195	13,564	26,759
Shirokanedai	Minato	2000.09.26	Underground	4,298	5,201	9,499
Meguro	Shinagawa	2000.09.26	Underground	40,447	38,542	78,989
Shinjuku	Shinjuku	1980.03.16	Underground	133,104	130,878	263,982
Shinjuku Sanchōme	Shinjuku	1980.03.16	Underground	24,889	26,415	51,304
Akebonobashi	Shinjuku	1980.03.16	Underground	17,781	17,369	35,150
Ichigaya	Chiyoda	1980.03.16	Underground	41,834	43,921	85,755
Kudanshita	Chiyoda	1980.03.16	Underground	41,690	40,997	82,687
Jimbōchō	Chiyoda	1980.03.16	Underground	62,230	62,922	125,152
Ogawamachi	Chiyoda	1980.03.16	Underground	32,426	32,786	65,212
Iwamotochō	Chiyoda	1978.12.21	Underground	19,979	20,043	40,022
Bakuro-Yokoyama	Chūō	1978.12.21	Underground	52,730	53,319	106,049
Hamachō	Chūō	1978.12.21	Underground	10,460	10,727	21,187
Morishita	Kōtō	1978.12.21	Underground	32,106	33,019	65,125
Kikukawa	Sumida	1978.12.21	Underground	11,057	11,091	22,148
Sumiyoshi	Kōtō	1978.12.21	Underground	18,119	18,138	36,257
Nishi-Ōjima	Kōtō	1978.12.21	Underground	12,958	12,781	25,739
Ōjima	Kōtō	1978.12.21	Underground	14,959	14,404	29,363
Higashi-Ōjima	Kōtō	1978.12.21	Elevated	15,497	15,217	30,714
Funabori	Edogawa	1983.12.23	Elevated	28,587	27,934	56,521
Ichinoe	Edogawa	1986.09.14	Underground	18,891	18,346	37,237
Mizue	Edogawa	1986.09.14	Underground	24,372	23,925	48,297
Shinozaki	Edogawa	1986.09.14	Underground	16,712	16,473	33,185
Moto-Yawata	Ichikawa (Chiba)	1989.03.19	Underground	34,413	34,085	34,085
Shinjuku Nishiguchi	Shinjuku	2000.12.12	Underground	27,045	24,990	52,035
Higashi-Shinjuku	Shinjuku	2000.12.12	Underground	10,503	10,128	20,631
Wakamatsu-Kawada	Shinjuku	2000.12.12	Underground	14,433	14,324	28,757
Ushigome Yanagichō	Shinjuku	2000.12.12	Underground	9,289	9,192	18,481
Ushigome Kagurazaka	Shinjuku	2000.12.12	Underground	6,305	6,714	13,019
Iidabashi	Bunkyō	2000.12.12	Underground	13,709	13,632	27,341
Kasuga	Bunkyō	2000.12.12	Underground	25,236	24,504	49,740
Hongō-Sanchōme	Bunkyō	2000.12.12	Underground	9,078	9,398	18,476
Ueno-Okachimachi	Taitō	2000.12.12	Underground	25,623	25,458	51,081
Shin-Okachimachi	Taitō	2000.12.12	Underground	19,356	18,740	38,096
Kuramae	Taitō	2000.12.12	Underground	13,943	13,785	27,728
Ryōgoku	Sumida	2000.12.12	Underground	13,735	13,583	27,318
Morishita	Kōtō	2000.12.12	Underground	29,619	28,575	58,194
Kiyosumi-Shirakawa	Kōtō	2000.12.12	Underground	15,562	16,030	31,592
Monzen Nakachō	Kōtō	2000.12.12	Underground	36,493	36,307	72,800
Tsukishima	Chūō	2000.12.12	Underground	27,197	26,785	53,982
Kachidoki	Chūō	2000.12.12	Underground	40,145	40,680	80,825
Tsukijishijō	Chūō	2000.12.12	Underground	10,920	11,173	22,093
Shiodome	Minato	2002.11.02	Underground	21,538	22,320	43,858
Daimon	Minato	2000.12.12	Underground	56,693	56,136	112,829
Akabanebashi	Minato	2000.12.12	Underground	17,478	16,905	34,383
Azabu-Jūban	Minato	2000.12.12	Underground	17,104	16,823	33,927
Roppongi	Minato	2000.12.12	Underground	46,492	45,919	92,411
Aoyama-Itchōme	Minato	2000.12.12	Underground	32,229	32,247	64,476
Kokuritsu-Kyōgijō	Shinjuku	2000.04.20	Underground	5,166	5,169	10,335
Yoyogi	Shibuya	2000.04.20	Underground	16,388	16,617	33,005
Shinjuku	Shibuya	1997.12.19	Underground	62,083	65,607	127,690
Tochōmae	Shinjuku	1997.12.19	Underground	17,612	19,769	37,381
Nishi-Shinjuku Gochōme	Shinjuku	1997.12.19	Underground	13,259	12,733	25,992
Nakano Sakaue	Nakano	1997.12.19	Underground	16,765	16,923	33,688
Higashi-Nakano	Nakano	1997.12.19	Underground	12,448	13,185	25,633
Nakai	Shinjuku	1997.12.19	Underground	11,035	10,846	21,881
Ochiai-Minami-Nagasaki	Shinjuku	1997.12.19	Underground	10,798	10,390	21,188
Shin-Egota	Nakano	1997.12.19	Underground	11,623	11,309	22,932
Nerima	Nerima	1991.12.10	Underground	35,268	35,647	70,915
Toshimaen	Nerima	1991.12.10	Underground	5,542	5,448	10,990
Nerima Kasugachō	Nerima	1991.12.10	Underground	9,280	9,135	18,415
Hikarigaoka	Nerima	1991.12.10	Underground	28,468	28,336	56,804

References

↑ "交通局の概要都営地下鉄". 東京都交通局. Retrieved 2012-06-06.
1 2 "地下鉄関連情報地下鉄関連情報". 東京都交通局. Retrieved 2012-06-06.

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List of Toei Subway stations

Summary

Stations

References

See also