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Ginzawithin reach by train

Shopping avenues, department stores and galleries, a short walk from Tsukiji’s outer market. Three subway lines cross beneath Ginza, and JR Yūrakuchō station is next door.

How far in 15, 30, 45 and 60 min

  • ≤ 15 min
  • ≤ 30 min
  • ≤ 45 min
  • ≤ 60 min

From Ginza, 167 of the 572 station hubs in the covered area are under 30 minutes away, that is 29%, and 77% are under 45 minutes.

≤ 15 min
5%
≤ 30 min
29%
≤ 45 min
77%
≤ 60 min
98%
Share of the 572 station hubs in the covered area reached from Ginza, door to door.

Central and quiet at night; excellent for the east and the centre, a little slower to the west than the Yamanote stations.

To the major districts

Door-to-door times from Ginza’s main station to the city’s other hubs, with the lines of the fastest route.

Travel times from Ginza
DestinationTimeLines usedLink to the map
Tokyo Station & Marunouchi12 minno transferYamanote LineRoute
Roppongi17 minno transferHibiya LineRoute
Ueno19 minno transferGinza LineRoute
Shibuya21 minno transferGinza LineRoute
Asakusa21 minno transferGinza LineRoute
Shinjuku28 min1 transferMarunouchi LineChuo Rapid LineRoute
Ikebukuro28 minno transferMarunouchi LineRoute

Lines served

9 lines stop within 500 metres of Ginza’s main station (walking transfers included).

  • Keihin-Tohoku-Negishi Line
  • Yamanote Line
  • Asakusa Line
  • Mita Line
  • Chiyoda Line
  • Ginza Line
  • Hibiya Line
  • Marunouchi Line
  • Yurakucho Line