Tokyo JR map
Navigate Tokyo's extensive JR network with our detailed map covering the Yamanote Line, Chuo Line, and connections to all major attractions and stations.
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Our comprehensive Tokyo JR map includes all JR lines, major stations, and transfer points. Perfect for planning your trip or navigating on the go.
JR lines in Tokyo
Tokyo's JR network is one of the world's most efficient rail systems, carrying over 13 million passengers daily. All lines below are covered by the JR Pass.
Yamanote Line
The iconic circular line connecting all major stations in central Tokyo. Runs every 2-4 minutes during peak hours.
Chuo Line (Rapid)
Fast east-west connection from Tokyo Station to western suburbs via Shinjuku. Express stops only at major stations.
Chuo-Sobu Line
Local service across central Tokyo, stopping at all stations between Mitaka and Chiba.
Keihin-Tohoku Line
North-south line running parallel to Yamanote on the eastern side. Connects Omiya to Ofuna via Tokyo.
Saikyo Line
Connects Osaki to Omiya via Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro.
Shonan-Shinjuku Line
Express service connecting Yokohama area to northern Saitama. Limited stops for faster travel.
Yokosuka Line
Connects Tokyo to Yokosuka via Yokohama and Kamakura. Popular for day trips.
Tokaido Line
Major line from Tokyo south to Atami. Connects to Shinkansen at Tokyo and Shinagawa.
Popular JR routes
Common JR journeys in Tokyo. All routes below are covered by the JR Pass.
| Route | Line | Time | Regular fare | JR Pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo → Shinjuku | Chuo Line (Rapid) | 15 min | ¥210 | Covered |
| Shinjuku → Harajuku | Yamanote Line | 4 min | ¥140 | Covered |
| Tokyo → Akihabara | Yamanote Line | 4 min | ¥140 | Covered |
| Ueno → Tokyo | Yamanote Line | 6 min | ¥160 | Covered |
| Tokyo → Yokohama | Tokaido Line | 26 min | ¥490 | Covered |
| Shinjuku → Ikebukuro | Yamanote Line | 7 min | ¥170 | Covered |
| Shibuya → Shinagawa | Yamanote Line | 13 min | ¥200 | Covered |
| Tokyo → Ueno | Keihin-Tohoku Line | 5 min | ¥160 | Covered |
Key JR stations
Major JR stations you'll encounter when exploring Tokyo. Each serves as a hub for different areas of the city.
Tokyo Station
Central hub for Shinkansen lines and gateway to Japan. Features historic red-brick Marunouchi building.
Shinjuku Station
World's busiest station with 3.6 million daily passengers. Major shopping and entertainment district.
Shibuya Station
Famous for the scramble crossing. Hub for young fashion and nightlife areas.
Ueno Station
Gateway to northern Japan. Adjacent to Ueno Park with museums and zoo.
Ikebukuro Station
Third busiest station with major department stores.
Shinagawa Station
Major Shinkansen stop and southern gateway.
Akihabara Station
Electric Town famous for electronics, anime, and gaming culture.
Harajuku Station
Access to Takeshita Street and Meiji Shrine. Youth fashion center.
Travel tips
Essential tips for navigating Tokyo's rail system like a local.
Rush hour times
Avoid 7:30-9:30 AM and 5:30-8:00 PM on weekdays. Trains are extremely crowded during these times.
Women-only cars
Available on most lines during morning rush hours. Look for pink signs on the platform.
IC cards recommended
Get a Suica or Pasmo card at any station. Tap in and out for convenient travel on all Tokyo trains.
Last train timing
Last trains typically depart between 11:30 PM and midnight. Check schedules to avoid being stranded.
Station navigation
Follow colored signs matching your line. Station staff speak basic English and are very helpful.
Quiet etiquette
Phone calls are discouraged on trains. Set phones to manner mode and avoid loud conversations.
JR day trips from Tokyo
Easy destinations accessible by JR train from Tokyo. All covered by the JR Pass.
Kamakura
JR PassHistoric temples, giant Buddha statue, and beaches
Yokohama
JR PassWaterfront, landmarks tower, and historic port area
Mt. Takao
JR PassPopular hiking spot with temple and nature trails