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Hatchobori(八丁堀)

H-12

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Hibiya Line

Hatchobori Station Overview

Hatchobori is an underground interchange station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and JR East's Keio Line. The Tokyo Metro station opened on February 28, 1963, and the JR station opened on March 10, 1990. The two stations have separate platforms, but are connected by underground passageways; the Musashino Line also serves through services.

Lines at Hatchobori Station

Hibiya Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Naka-meguro Previous: Tsukiji
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:04 AM Last Train: 12:17 AM
Towards: Kita-senju Next: Kayabacho
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:09 AM Last Train: 12:11 AM
Underground

Hatchobori Station Info

  • Opened 1963
  • Lines
    1

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Gates (6)

  • Gate No. A1 Tokyo Sumitomo Twin Building / Tokyo Dia Building / Hatchobori Community Hall
  • Gate No. A2 Women's Center Bouquet 21 / Chuo Elementary School / Teppozu-inari Shrine
  • Gate No. A3 Kyoka Square / Kyobashi Fire Station / Kyobashi Plaza / Takaracho Station
  • Gate No. A4 Bajichikusan Kaikan / Meisho Elementary School
  • Gate No. A5a Empire Building / TMG Hatchobori Building / Tekko Kaikan Hall
  • Gate No. A5b Empire Building / TMG Hatchobori Building / Tekko Kaikan Hall

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Frequently Asked Questions — Hatchobori Station

Hatchobori station is served by 1 line: Hibiya Line.

Hatchobori station is part of the Tokyo Metro network in Tokyo.

Hatchobori station has 6 gates.

Hatchobori station opened in 1963.

You can reach Hatchobori station via the Tokyo Metro. Use the route finder on this page to plan your journey from any station.