Chiyoda Line
Exploring the Chiyoda Line network.
The Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line is a major east-west subway trunk that cuts through the political and commercial heart of Tokyo. It connects the northeastern suburbs (Ayase/Kita-Senju) with the southwestern hubs (Yoyogi-Uehara), providing direct access to the National Diet Building (Kokkai-gijidomae), Omotesando, and the Otemachi financial district. It features extensive through-services with the JR Joban Line and Odakyu Electric Railway.
Route Map
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Geographic Route
Where this line actually runs. Showing 20 stations with mapped coordinates.
Through-Service
Only about one in three Chiyoda Line trains actually terminates within the line itself. Most continue through, either onto the Odakyu Odawara/Tama Line to the southwest or the JR Joban Line to the northeast.
Peak Hours Analysis
Experiences extreme crowding between 7:45 AM and 8:45 AM from Kita-Senju toward Otemachi.
Line History
First Segment
Kita-Senju to Otemachi section opened.
Southwest Extension
Extended to Yoyogi-Koen.
Full Completion
Yoyogi-Uehara station opened, completing the main line and allowing Odakyu through-service.
Chiyoda Line FAQ
What is the Chiyoda Line?
The Chiyoda Line is a key transit corridor in Tokyo, operated by Tokyo Metro.
How many stations are on the Chiyoda Line?
There are 20 stations mapped on this line.