Ginza Line
Route Map and Stations

Ginza Line map and topographic map (Tokyo Metro)

The Ginza Line is a Tokyo Metro line connecting Shibuya Station and Asakusa Station.

Ginza Line 1000 series train and Shibuya Hikarie
A Ginza Line 1000 series train arriving at Shibuya Station (photo taken in 2013)

The First Subway in Japan and East Asia

The section between Ueno Station and Asakusa Station opened in 1927 as Japan’s first subway and the first subway in East Asia. As a result, many stations on the Ginza Line are located relatively close to the surface.

The Ginza Line uses a third-rail power collection system, so its trains do not have pantographs.

Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Stations

Because Shibuya is located in a low-lying area, the Ginza Line runs on an elevated structure around Shibuya Station.

StationCodeConnecting Lines
Shibuya StationG01
Omote-sando
Station		G02
  • Tokyo Metro
    • Hanzomon Line
    • Chiyoda Line
Gaiemmae StationG03
Aoyama-itchome
Station		G04
  • Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
  • Toei Oedo Line
Akasaka-mitsuke
Station		G05
  • Tokyo Metro
    • Marunouchi Line
    • Yurakucho Line (Nagatacho Station)
    • Hanzomon Line (Nagatacho Station)
    • Namboku Line (Nagatacho Station)
Tameike-sanno
Station		G06
  • Tokyo Metro
    • Namboku Line
    • Chiyoda Line (Kokkai-gijidomae Station)
    • Marunouchi Line (Kokkai-gijidomae Station)
Toranomon StationG07
  • Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (Toranomon Hills Station)
Shimbashi StationG08
  • Yurikamome Line
  • Toei Asakusa Line
  • JR East
Ginza StationG09
  • Tokyo Metro
    • Hibiya Line
    • Marunouchi Line
    • Yurakucho Line (Ginza-itchome Station)
Kyobashi StationG10
Nihombashi StationG11
  • Tokyo Metro Tozai Line
  • Toei Asakusa Line
Mitsukoshi-mae
Station		G12
  • Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
Kanda StationG13
Suehirocho StationG14
Ueno-hirokoji
Station		G15
  • Toei Oedo Line (Ueno-okachimachi Station)
  • Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (Naka-okachimachi Station)
Ueno StationG16
  • Shinkansen
  • JR East
    • Yamanote Line
    • Joban Line Rapid
    • Takasaki Line
    • Utsunomiya Line
    • Keihin-Tohoku Line
  • Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
  • Keisei Main Line (Keisei-Ueno Station)
Inaricho StationG17
Tawaramachi
Station		G18
Asakusa StationG19
  • Tobu Skytree Line
  • Toei Asakusa Line
Source: Tokyo Metro

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URL		 Ginza Line guide
Category Kanto, Japan
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Date September 15, 2026