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Q: What’s the best way to experience the Tokyo Metro (Tokyo Subway)?

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Q: How much does it cost to visit the Tokyo Metro in 2025?

Tokyo Metro tickets cost ¥180–330 (approximately US$1.20–2.15), depending on the distance traveled. If you know you’ll be using the Tokyo Metro a lot and want to save time, purchase a rechargeable Suica or PASMO card from a ticket machine in a station—you’ll need to pay a ¥500 (US$3.30) refundable deposit for the card.

Q: What are the operating hours of the Tokyo Metro?

Trains on the Tokyo Metro service generally run between 5am and 12am. However, each line runs a slightly different schedule and timings may differ depending on your direction of travel. Always check up-to-date timetables and plan your route if you’ll be out late or getting up early.

Q: Is the Tokyo Metro accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Tokyo Metro system is accessible for people with disabilities, including wheelchair users—stations are equipped with a combination of elevators, wheelchair-accessible escalators, stairlifts, and accessible restrooms both inside and outside the ticket gates. Not all stations have the same facilities so check the Tokyo Metro accessibility web page if you have specific needs.

Q: What amenities are available at Tokyo Metro stations?

Tokyo Metro stations offer many amenities; most have ticket machines, vending machines, kiosks or stores selling food and drinks, information counters, ATMs, escalators and elevators, toilets, free Wi-Fi, and coin-operated lockers. You can even check online for the availability of lockers at your station of choice.

Q: Is it possible to transfer between Tokyo Metro lines and other public transport systems?

Yes, you can transfer between the Tokyo Metro and other public transport lines, including the JR network and Toei Subway. Having an electronic Suica or PASMO card makes transferring easy as you don’t need to worry about separate tickets. There are several interchange stations where different services meet and transfers are well signposted, but you may need to exit the station.

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Enjoy unlimited travel on 13 routes and over 250 stations across the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, making it easy to explore Tokyo’s top attractions without the hassle of buying individual tickets. Conveniently pick up your Tokyo Subway Pass at locations such as Harajuku, Haneda Airport, or Narita Airport. Choose from 24-hour, 48-hour, or 72-hour passes to fit your travel schedule. A must-have for visitors in Japan, this pass offers a seamless and stress-free way to experience Tokyo’s vibrant cityscape.

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Osaka to Tokyo Bullet Train Trip with Tokyo Subway 24 hour Ticket

Experience Japan's famous Bullet Train with our flexible package from Osaka to Tokyo. This offer includes a seat on the "Tokaido Shinkansen (non-reserved seats)" and Tokyo Subway 24-hour Ticket, available at a special price. Choose between a one way journey or a round trip to suit your travel plans. The package features non-reserved seating, allowing you to board at your convenience and adapt to any last-minute schedule changes. Whether you're planning a day trip or a longer stay, this package provides the perfect blend of high-speed travel and local exploration.

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Unveil the vibrant spirit of Tokyo with a personalized photoshoot in the heart of Shibuya. Navigate through the bustling Shibuya Scramble Crossing, capture the charm of lantern-lit yokocho alleyways, and find serenity at the historic Konno Hachimangū Shrine. A professional photographer will ensure you pose naturally, whether you're after striking portraits or candid urban moments. Enhance your shoot with traditional Japanese attire like a kimono, perfect for creating stunning visuals that resonate with culture. Enjoy a collection of professionally edited photos delivered to you in a private gallery within 48 hours from your shoot taking place.

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Know before you go

Ticket machines in stations offer the option of English-language instructions.
Station names are transliterated into English, so travelers who don’t read Japanese needn’t worry.
Passengers can buy single-trip tickets as well as day and multi-day passes.
If connecting between different lines, or between the subway and above-ground rail, be aware that not all stations with the same name are connected. It’s sometimes necessary to leave one station and enter another, down the road.

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