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Tokyo Metro Interactive Map: plan transfers across 22 lines, find attractions, and choose transport passes in one place
Tokyo's subway map is where many first-time independent travellers get stuck. The Yamanote Line is already a loop, and Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway and JR local lines cross in a maze of colours.
This interactive map puts six systems and 22 lines together. You do not need to memorise line colours: click a station to centre it, then see its transfer options, nearby attractions and useful transport passes while planning your itinerary.
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Start planning in 7 simple steps
Open the map and choose the station or attraction you want to visit.
You will see the lines that reach the location, such as the Yamanote Line, Metro and Toei Subway, together with information, navigation and attraction guides.
Open the information bubble to check walking times from nearby stations.
Open the attraction-guide bubble to read about the place and highly rated food nearby.
Switch the route map within a system, or choose another route map from the top-left menu.
On each route map, a blue station outline means that other lines are available for transfer; the Y symbol marks a connection to the Yamanote Line.
Use the information panel at the bottom right of each map to check available passes. Select a pass to see online purchase options and compare prices across platforms.
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Intuitive map layers
Switch between the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro and private railways with one click, like turning the pages of a travel guide. The uncluttered view keeps only what you need.
Popular landmarks in 2026
From the classic Kaminarimon Gate in Asakusa to the newer Azabudai Hills, click a hand-drawn landmark icon to check the best exit and visitor information.
Seamless smart navigation
With Google Maps transit information, the navigation button at each station helps plan the most practical walking and train route.
Tokyo transport pass pairing guide
| Recommended pass | Lines covered | Featured attractions reached |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Subway 24-hour Ticket | All Toei + Metro lines (13 lines) | Senso-ji, Ginza, Tsukiji, Tokyo Tower |
| JR TOKYO Wide Pass | JR Yamanote, Chuo and other lines | Shinjuku, Kichijoji, Tokyo Disney Resort |
| Yurikamome 1-Day Pass | Yurikamome Line | Odaiba, teamLab Toyosu, Toyosu Market |
All major Tokyo lines in one map
The central city loop connecting Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo, Ueno and other key areas.
Ginza, Marunouchi, Hibiya, Chiyoda, Yurakucho, Hanzomon, Namboku and Fukutoshin lines.
Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku and Oedo lines.
Chuo, Chuo-Sobu, Keihin-Tohoku and Keiyo lines.
Narita Express N'EX, Tokyo Monorail, Keikyu Airport Line and Keisei Skyliner.
An automated transit system connecting Odaiba and the Toyosu waterfront.
Three features that make itinerary planning easier
Centre the map on a station and see transfers at a glance
Click any station to centre it and expand nearby transfer options. There is no need to compare station names across two separate maps.
Attraction bubbles help you find stops along the way
Some stations have attraction bubbles showing the recommended exit and walking time, such as Asakusa Station to Kaminarimon Gate and Meiji-jingumae Station to the torii entrance.
Transport pass information and booking links
Each route includes suitable tickets, such as the Tokyo Subway Ticket, JR TOKYO Wide Pass and Skyliner ticket, with links for comparing purchase options.
Who is this map for?
Frequently asked questions
The map includes 22 lines: the JR Yamanote Line, eight Tokyo Metro lines, four Toei Subway lines, four JR local lines (Chuo, Chuo-Sobu, Keihin-Tohoku and Keiyo), four airport connections (Narita Express, Tokyo Monorail, Keikyu Airport Line and Skyliner), plus the Yurikamome Line to Odaiba.
No. It is free to use and works directly in your browser without registration.
Yes. From Narita, you can use the Narita Express N'EX or Skyliner; from Haneda, use the Tokyo Monorail or Keikyu Airport Line. The map marks the routes and relevant passes.
The bubbles show the relative location, suggested exit and walking time between a station and an attraction. Check official information and signs on the day because exit numbers can change during construction.
The links lead to common travel-ticket platforms. Before buying, confirm the pass coverage, validity and refund rules match your itinerary.
Save your energy for the fun parts
Routes, transfers, attractions and passes — all in one view.
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