Japanese Train Lines Wiki
Your comprehensive guide to navigating the intricate railway networks of Greater Tokyo.
Shinkansen
High-Speed Bullet Trains connecting Tokyo to the rest of Japan.
JR East
Major passenger railway company serving Greater Tokyo and Kanto.
Tokyo Metro
The efficient rapid transit system beneath the capital.
Toei Subway
Metropolitan-run subway network serving critical corridors.
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Keisei Line
Your fastest connection to Narita Airport.
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Odakyu Line
Major private railway connecting Shinjuku and Hakone.
Tokyu Railway
The premium link to southwestern suburbs.
Tobu Railway
Stretching from Tokyo to the gateway of Nikko.
Rinkai Line
Direct high-speed access to Odaiba.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Japanese Transit Wiki?
The Japanese Transit Wiki is a comprehensive, community-driven guide to the intricate railway networks of Greater Tokyo and Japan. It features detailed station guides, real-time departure boards, transfer complexity analyses, and historical timelines.
Which transit operators are covered on this wiki?
We cover all major transit systems in the Greater Tokyo area, including East Japan Railway Company (JR East), Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, Tokyu Railway, Tobu Railway, Keisei Electric Railway, and the Shinkansen high-speed rail network.
Is the departure information on the wiki real-time?
Yes! Real-time departure boards on our station pages connect directly to official open transit data portals (such as the ODPT API) to show current train movements and live operational delays.