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Tokyo Train Line Maps
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2006/7/24 19:03
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I completely admit I may be totally blind but in the entirety of this site (and all provided links) I cannot find a Tokyu Railways map in anything less than Kanji. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
The reason I ask is because the Ryokan I'm staying at is located near Chidori-cho station in Tokyo and I can't find it on any map anywhere and it's on a line run by this company so I'm hoping one of their maps will help me.
Also, considering I will have a JR rail pass what would be a good option for the simple 1 station trip before I transfer to a JR line in terms of tickets? Pre-paid cards?
Thanks!
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by Hitsumei
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Tokyu line maps
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2006/7/25 10:49
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Hitsumei, You need to be careful of your spelling, as mixing Tokyu and Tokyo will result in confusion. The Tokyu website doesn't seem to have a map in English, but a Japanese map can be found at the URL below. http://www.tokyu.co.jp/railway/menu/p_station.htmChidoricho station is on the Tokyu Ikegami Line, three stops from Kamata, which is the interchange with the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line. Buying individual tickets would probably be the easiest way for this journey. You could get a prepaid Passnet card if you will be doing it frequently, but these don't save you any money.
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by Dave in Saitama
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Thanks everyone for your help, I thought I was going a little nuts hehe
Thanks for the advice Dave, I didn't spot an error there, everything was titled as I intended it to be, but I am aware of the similarity. Ta!
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by Hitsumei
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Note that the network plan at the u-bourgogne.fr website is not up-to-date. Some recent line extensions are not shown. For some reason, the Rinkai Line and Yurikamome for access to Odaiba are not shown, either.
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by Uji
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Thanks for all the responses guys but I found a Kodansha published map book the other day that has more concise train line information than any of the options here, so no real need to post anymore, ta!
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by Hitsumei
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Claska Hotel
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2006/12/7 11:22
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I am planning to stay at Claska, but I am not sure how to go to there from Haneda Airport.
In their site, they state to take take Tokyu Toyoku Line and get off @ Gakugei Daigaku Station, but I can't find the line and station on map
Pls help, thanks
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by Natalie Chan
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Gakugei Daigaku Station
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2006/12/7 11:28
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Four stations over on the Tokyu Toyoko Line, it also appears as Gakugeidaigaku Station.
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by John
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Tokyo train line maps revisited
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2007/9/10 16:10
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This reference post may be a little bit old, but Im wondering if any of you guys know a site where I can find Hitsumei's map or something like it? Thanks.
Re: Thanks for all the responses guys but I found a Kodansha published map book the other day that has more concise train line information than any of the options here, so no real need to post anymore, ta! by Hitsumei 2006/8/24
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by cyclone blurr
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The book she is referring to is named:
Kodansha Tokyo Subway Guide
It is a bit dated but still a good resource for subways in Tokyo, if I recall it does have some major JR stations too.
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by John
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at the airport...
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2007/9/11 16:46
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or at TICs, try to pick up the Tokyo tourism information booklet (Orange in colour) It has a very useful map of the railway and subway lines
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by Amelia
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Train map
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2007/9/13 17:02
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Thanks for your replies. I will try to look for this book in stores.
By the way does the book only show Tokyo subway map area? I am hoping to find a train map for the greater Kanto Area including all train companies. A JR East train map has the best coverage, but I hope to find out about the other railway companies as well.
Thanks once again c",)
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by cyclone blurr
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A map showing every single line in the Kanto area will look like a blur to you. If the area is not covered by Tokyo metro, Toei or JR on your major maps, then minor lines usually have those routes, sometimes the JR lines are in direct competition with private railways serving the same stations and areas.
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by John
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It all really depends on where you plan to travel. In general if it is in central Tokyo, the subway and JR has it covered, as you radiate out of tokyo more private lines come into play.
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by John
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Tokyo Train Line Map
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2008/1/5 14:13
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The popular "Tokyo City Atlas: A Bilingual Guide", published by Kodansha and readily available, also has a subway map showing the Rinkai Line. It was helpful not just for getting to /from the Big Sight but also because it has the kanji next to the English for the station names.
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by Mark
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