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Akasaka-mitsuke(赤坂見附)

G-05 Interchange

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Ginza Line Marunouchi Line

Akasaka-mitsuke Station Overview

Akasaka-Mitsuke Metro Station is a major underground interchange station located in the Minato area of ​​Tokyo. It serves the Ginza and Marunouchi lines of the Tokyo Metro. The Ginza Line portion of the station opened on November 18, 1938, while the Marunouchi Line was added on March 15, 1959. The station is also connected by underground passage to the nearby Nagatachō Station, which serves the Yurakucho, Hanzōmon, and Namboku lines.

Lines at Akasaka-mitsuke Station

Ginza Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Shibuya Previous: Aoyama-itchōme
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:20 AM Last Train: 11:58 AM
Towards: Asakusa Next: Tameike-sannō
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:12 AM Last Train: 12:05 AM
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Marunouchi Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Ogikubo Previous: Yotsuya
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:26 AM Last Train: 12:29 AM
Towards: Ikebukuro Next: Kokkai-gijidō-mae
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:10 AM Last Train: 12:14 AM
Underground

Akasaka-mitsuke Station Info

  • Opened 1938
  • Lines
    Interchange 2

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Gates (8)

  • Gate No. A Akasaka-mitsuke Police Box
  • Gate No. B Moto-Akasaka direction
  • Gate No. C Akasaka public parking
  • Gate No. D Benkeibashi
  • Gate No. 7 Benkeibashi / Hotel New Otani
  • Gate No. 8 Akasaka-mitsuke Crossing
  • Gate No. 10 Hie Shrine / Akasaka Sacas
  • Gate No. 11 Prudential Tower

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Frequently Asked Questions — Akasaka-mitsuke Station

Akasaka-mitsuke station is served by 2 lines: Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line.

Yes, Akasaka-mitsuke is an interchange station where passengers can transfer between 2 lines.

Akasaka-mitsuke station is part of the Tokyo Metro network in Tokyo.

Akasaka-mitsuke station has 8 gates.

Akasaka-mitsuke station opened in 1938.

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