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Shinjukuwithin reach by train

The world’s busiest station, flanked by skyscrapers to the west and the alleys of Kabukichō and Golden Gai to the east. JR, subway and private railways heading west all meet here.

How far in 15, 30, 45 and 60 min

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

From Shinjuku, 301 of the 572 station hubs in the covered area are under 30 minutes away, that is 53%, and 90% are under 45 minutes.

≤ 15 min
9%
≤ 30 min
53%
≤ 45 min
90%
≤ 60 min
99%
Share of the 572 station hubs in the covered area reached from Shinjuku, door to door.

The best starting point in the city: the Yamanote line, the Chūō Rapid line, several subway lines, and Keiō and Odakyū trains to the west.

To the major districts

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

Travel times from Shinjuku
DestinationTimeLines usedLink to the map
Shibuya7 minno transferSaikyo-Kawagoe LineRoute
Ikebukuro8 minno transferSaikyo-Kawagoe LineRoute
Tokyo Station & Marunouchi16 minno transferChuo Rapid LineRoute
Roppongi21 minno transferOedo LineRoute
Ueno22 min1 transferChuo Rapid LineKeihin-Tohoku-Negishi LineRoute
Ginza27 min1 transferChuo Rapid LineMarunouchi LineRoute
Asakusa34 min1 transferChuo Rapid LineGinza LineRoute

Lines served

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

  • Chuo Rapid Line
  • Chuo Sobu Local Line
  • Saikyo-Kawagoe Line
  • Shonan-Shinjuku Line
  • Yamanote Line
  • Oedo Line
  • Shinjuku Line
  • Fukutoshin Line
  • Marunouchi Line
  • Keiō Line
  • Keiō New Line
  • Odawara Line