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Asakusa Line
Exploring the Asakusa Line network.
Route Map
A01
西馬込
A02
馬込
A03
中延
OM
A04
戸越
A05
五反田
IK JY
A06
高輪台
A07
泉岳寺
A08
三田
I
A09
大門
E
A10
新橋
G JK JT JY JO
A11
東銀座
H
A12
宝町
A13
(東京都)
G T
A14
人形町
H
A15
東日本橋
A16
浅草橋
JB
A17
蔵前
E
A18
浅草
G TS TX
A19
本所吾妻橋
A20
押上
Z KS TS
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Geographic Route
Where this line actually runs. Showing 20 stations with mapped coordinates.
Through-Service
Keisei / Narita Sky Access
(to Narita Airport)
→
Toei Asakusa Line
→
Keikyu Main Line
(to Haneda Airport)
The only subway line connecting both of Tokyo's major airports without a transfer. A single train can run from Narita Airport, through central Tokyo on the Asakusa Line, and on to Haneda Airport.
Asakusa Line FAQ
What is the Asakusa Line?
The Asakusa Line is a key transit corridor in Tokyo, operated by the regional operator.
How many stations are on the Asakusa Line?
There are 20 stations mapped on this line.