Ginza(銀座)
G-09
Interchange
Metro Lines
Ginza Station Overview
Ginza is a major underground interchange station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya lines. Opened on March 3, 1934, it is located in Tokyo renowned Ginza area. The station provides access to the city's major shopping and commercial areas.
Lines at Ginza Station
Ginza Station Info
- Opened 1934
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Lines
Interchange 3
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Gates (15)
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Gate No. A1 Ginza 4-chome Koban
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Gate No. A2 EXITMELSA / Ginza Komatsu / Hakuhinkan / Taxi Stand
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Gate No. A3 Kanze Noh Theater / Ginza Core
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Gate No. A5 Higashi-ginza Station / Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo
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Gate No. A7 Ginza Tourist Information / GINZA KABUKIZA / Mitsukoshi
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Gate No. A8 Ginza Tourist Information / Mitsukoshi
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Gate No. A9 Wako
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Gate No. A11 Mitsukoshi Department Store
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Gate No. A12 Kami Pulp Kaikan Hall / Matsuya Ginza / MUFG Bank
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Gate No. A13 WINS Ginza / Kirarito Ginza / Ginza-itchome Station
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Gate No. B1 Wako
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Gate No. B2 Gucci
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Gate No. B3 Kojun Bldg.
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Gate No. B4 Taxi Stand
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Gate No. B6 Taikakukan Bldg.
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82Frequently Asked Questions — Ginza Station
Ginza station is served by 3 lines: Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line.
Yes, Ginza is an interchange station where passengers can transfer between 3 lines.
Ginza station is part of the Tokyo Metro network in Tokyo.
Ginza station has 15 gates.
Ginza station opened in 1934.
You can reach Ginza station via the Tokyo Metro. Use the route finder on this page to plan your journey from any station.