Do you know how many train lines in Tokyo?
The answer is 76!
There are 17 train or subway companies and if you use more than 2 companies, you pay double!!
TrainMap
Too complicate, isn't it?
We Japanese local use these kind tool to save money and time.
https://www.hyperdia.com/en/
tool1
result
If you use it, you know the cheapest way, fastest way.
And we made the Tokyo train map for you!
Please download it and print it.
https://www.travelience.com/img/pdf/map.pdf
Enjoy our city!
tool: search the train route in Japan
by GoWithGuide travel specialist:Okamoto Naoki
Last updated : Oct 05, 2013・1 min read
Written by Okamoto Naoki
GoWithGuide’s writers are passionate travel specialists sharing unique tips and essential information for global explorers.
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