Which lines serve Asakusa Metro Station?

Asakusa is served by Ginza Line on Tokyo Metro.

How do I plan a route from Asakusa?

Use the route links on this page or open the interactive route map to plan a journey from Asakusa to any connected station.

Tokyo Metro Station guide

Asakusa Metro Station

Asakusa is a underground station on Ginza Line. Use this page for timings, platforms, gates, facilities and routes from this station to destinations across all metro lines.

Plan a route

Station information

Lines

Ginza Line

Layout

underground

Opened

1927-12-30

First train

05:00

Last train

00:00

Gates

Address: Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan

Tip: Tap in and out with a Suica/PASMO/ICOCA IC card for the smoothest journey.

Platforms

Platform 1Ginza Line

Towards Shibuya

Platform 2Ginza Line

Towards Asakusa

Routes from Asakusa

Choose any destination below to open the interactive route map with Asakusa as your start station.

Ginza Line

Shibuya → Asakusa

Shibuya Omotesando Gaiemmae Aoyama-itchome Akasaka-mitsuke Tameike-sanno Toranomon Shimbashi Ginza Kyobashi Nihombashi Mitsukoshimae Kanda Suehirocho Ueno-hirokoji Ueno Inaricho Tawaramachi

Marunouchi Line

Ogikubo → Ikebukuro

Ogikubo Shin-Koenji Nakano-Sakaue Shinjuku Shinjuku-gyoemmae Yotsuya Akasaka-mitsuke Kasumigaseki Ginza Tokyo Otemachi Ochanomizu Hongo-sanchome Korakuen Myogadani Ikebukuro

Hibiya Line

Naka-meguro → Kita-senju

Naka-meguro Ebisu Hiroo Roppongi Kamiyacho Kasumigaseki Hibiya Ginza Higashi-ginza Tsukiji Hatchobori Kayabacho Ningyocho Akihabara Naka-okachimachi Ueno Iriya Minowa Kita-senju

Chiyoda Line

Yoyogi-uehara → Ayase

Yoyogi-uehara Meiji-jingumae Omotesando Nogizaka Akasaka Kokkai-gijidomae Kasumigaseki Hibiya Otemachi Shin-ochanomizu Yushima Nezu Sendagi Nishi-nippori Machiya Kita-senju Ayase