Tokyo Station at a Glance東京駅
Tokyo Station is the city's main long-distance rail terminal and the starting point for most Shinkansen (bullet train) trips. It has two very different sides. The Marunouchi side (west) is the restored red-brick station building, facing the office towers of Marunouchi and a short walk from the Imperial Palace. The Yaesu side (east) faces Nihonbashi and is where most highway and airport buses leave.
Under the Yaesu side, the First Avenue Tokyo Station shopping area holds Tokyo Ramen Street and Tokyo Character Street. Inside the ticket gates, the Gransta area is the place to buy an ekiben (station bento) before a Shinkansen ride.
Tokyo Station Area Map東京駅周辺マップ
The station building and the main sights around the Marunouchi side.
Plan Your Trip from Tokyo Station
Train tickets, airport trains and hotels around the station.
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Shinkansen Lines from Tokyo Station
- Tokaido Shinkansen: Nagoya, Kyoto and Shin-Osaka, continuing to Hiroshima
- Tohoku & Hokkaido Shinkansen: Sendai and northern Japan
- Joetsu Shinkansen: Niigata
- Hokuriku Shinkansen: Nagano and Kanazawa
- See all lines on the Shinkansen map
- Akita & Yamagata Shinkansen: through-trains to Akita and Yamagata
FAQよくある質問
Which ward is Tokyo Station in?
Tokyo Station's address is in Marunouchi, Chiyoda ward; the Yaesu side faces Chuo ward. See the Tokyo wards map.
Can I get from Tokyo Station to Narita Airport?
Yes. The JR Narita Express runs from Tokyo Station, and airport buses leave from the Yaesu side. See Narita & Haneda to Tokyo.
How do I get from Tokyo Station to Haneda Airport?
Take the JR Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line to Hamamatsucho for the Tokyo Monorail, or to Shinagawa for the Keikyu Line. Airport buses also run from the Yaesu side.