Ginza Line: stations, map and interchanges
Ginza Line is a line of Tokyo Metro in Tokyo with 19 stations, running from Asakusa to Shibuya. As the crow flies, the stations add up to about 13.6 km and the end-to-end trip takes around 34 minutes (estimated, no waiting on platforms).
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Stations of Ginza Line
- 1 Asakusa Terminal
- 2 Tawaramachi
- 3 Inaricho
- 4 Ueno Interchange
- 5 Ueno-hirokoji
- 6 Suehirocho
- 7 Kanda
- 8 Mitsukoshimae Interchange
- 9 Nihombashi Interchange
- 10 Kyobashi
- 11 Ginza Interchange
- 12 Shimbashi
- 13 Toranomon
- 14 Tameike-sanno Interchange
- 15 Akasaka-mitsuke Interchange
- 16 Aoyama-itchome Interchange
- 17 Gaiemmae
- 18 Omote-sando Interchange
- 19 Shibuya Terminal Interchange
Interchanges with other lines
At these stations you can change from Ginza Line to another line:
Frequently asked questions
How many stations does Ginza Line have?
Ginza Line has 19 stations, from Asakusa to Shibuya.
How long is the end-to-end trip on Ginza Line?
About 34 minutes between Asakusa and Shibuya. It is an estimate based on the distance between stations; the real time varies through the day.
Where does Ginza Line connect with other lines?
The interchanges are: Ueno (Hibiya Line); Mitsukoshimae (Hanzomon Line); Nihombashi (Tozai Line); Ginza (Hibiya Line, Marunouchi Line); Tameike-sanno (Namboku Line); Akasaka-mitsuke (Marunouchi Line); Aoyama-itchome (Hanzomon Line); Omote-sando (Chiyoda Line, Hanzomon Line); Shibuya (Fukutoshin Line, Hanzomon Line).
Travel times are estimates calculated from the distance between stations, not official timetables. Confirm the service with the official channels of the operator.