Tokyo Metro Fare Calculator 2026
Find the exact Tokyo Metro fare between any two of 61 stations. Get token, QR and smart-card prices, the distance, number of stops and estimated travel time — instantly, across all 4 lines.
Select an origin and destination to see the Tokyo Metro fare, distance and travel time instantly.
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How Tokyo Metro fares work
Tokyo Metro uses a distance-based fare system with 5 slabs. The price of your trip depends on how far you travel between your boarding and alighting stations, not on the number of interchanges. Single-journey tokens and QR tickets cost a little more than travelling with a stored-value smart card, and several networks offer an additional discount when you travel during off-peak hours. Fares start at ¥180 and rise to a maximum of ¥330.
Tokyo Metro fare chart 2026
| Distance | Token / QR | Smart card | Off-peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–6 km | ¥180 | ¥180 | ¥180 |
| 6–11 km | ¥210 | ¥210 | ¥210 |
| 11–19 km | ¥260 | ¥260 | ¥260 |
| 19–27 km | ¥300 | ¥300 | ¥300 |
| Over 27 km | ¥330 | ¥330 | ¥330 |
Frequently asked questions
What are the Tokyo Metro operating hours?▾
Tokyo Metro trains generally run from about 05:00 to midnight, every 3-6 minutes. Exact first and last trains vary by line and direction.
What is the Tokyo Metro fare?▾
Tokyo Metro uses a distance-based fare from ¥180 for short trips up to about ¥330 for the longest rides. Paying with a Suica, PASMO or ICOCA IC card is the easiest option.
How many lines does this guide cover for Tokyo Metro?▾
This guide covers 4 principal lines — Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line — with 61 major stations across about 82.8 km. The full network is larger; principal lines and interchanges are highlighted here.
Can I use an IC card on Tokyo Metro?▾
Yes. Tokyo Metro accepts Suica, PASMO, ICOCA and other nationwide IC cards. Just tap in at the entry gate and tap out at your destination; the correct fare is deducted automatically.
Does Tokyo Metro connect to major rail and shinkansen stations?▾
Yes. Tokyo Metro links the city's main railway hubs and connects to JR and private lines for onward travel, including shinkansen stations — check the map above for interchange stations on your route.
Where can I change lines on Tokyo Metro?▾
Omotesando is a key interchange on Tokyo Metro. The map above shows all interchange stations where you can transfer between lines.