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Map for Subway lines & cost
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2009/10/2 02:46
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i could only find the guide for JR lines, is there a complete map with JR and Subway lines?
I would need to take the Hibiya line from Ueno station to my hotel. Since I have 4 days in Japan, i intend to hop on and off, to visit shinjoku, ikebukuro, asakusa, tokyo- ginza, etc.
I know that there's a JR day pass that allow unlimited travel on the JR line. Is there a similiar one for Metro line? Can I still cover the same locations mentioned above by Metro?
Hope some1 cld help me out :)
Regards Sam
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by sam (guest)
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All the places you mentioned are covered by TOKYO METRO (one of two subway opertors in Tokyo), the other subway is TOEI lines (4 lines). Tokyo Metro has 9 lines. In fact your can visit your entire trip probably and never step foot inside a JR train. If you are coming from Narita Airport, Narita Airport sells special discounted Tokyo Metro day passes. However it depends on how much you plan to travel a day for a pass to pay off. http://www.tokyometro.jp/global/en/ticket/valueticket.html(NARITA AIRPORT passes) **(Remember Tokyo Metro covers 9 of the 12 lines)
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