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Hibiya(日比谷)

H-08 Interchange

Metro Lines

Hibiya Line Chiyoda Line

Hibiya Station Overview

Hibiya is an underground interchange station on Tokyo Metro Hibiya and Chiyoda lines and Toei's Mita Line. The Hibiya Line station opened on August 29, 1964, the Chiyoda Line on March 20, 1971, and the Mita Line on June 30, 1972. It is also connected to Yurakucho Station by an underground passageway, providing access to JR and Yurakucho Line services.

Lines at Hibiya Station

Hibiya Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Naka-meguro Previous: Kasumigaseki
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:12 AM Last Train: 12:25 AM
Towards: Kita-senju Next: Ginza
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:02 AM Last Train: 12:04 AM
Underground

Chiyoda Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Yoyogi-Uehara Previous: Kasumigaseki
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:23 AM Last Train: 12:31 AM
Towards: Ayase Next: Nijūbashimae
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:16 AM Last Train: 12:16 AM
Underground

Hibiya Station Info

  • Opened 2020
  • Lines
    Interchange 2

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Gates (14)

  • Gate No. A1 Imperial Hotel / Hibiya Park
  • Gate No. A2 Hibiya Park / Hibiya Chanter
  • Gate No. A3 Tokyo Midtown Hibiya / Hibiya Station Square
  • Gate No. A4 Yurakucho / Tokyo Takarazuka Theatre
  • Gate No. A5 Hibiya Park / Imperial Hotel
  • Gate No. A6 Hibiya Park / Hibiya Library
  • Gate No. A7 Hibiya Park / Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department
  • Gate No. A8 Kasumigaseki / Government offices
  • Gate No. B1 Yurakucho Station / Tokyo International Forum
  • Gate No. B2 Yurakucho / Ginza area
  • Gate No. B3 Yurakucho / Hibiya Chanter
  • Gate No. B4 Imperial Hotel / Hibiya Park
  • Gate No. B5 Hibiya Park / Toho Cinemas
  • Gate No. B6 Tokyo Midtown Hibiya

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Frequently Asked Questions — Hibiya Station

Hibiya station is served by 2 lines: Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line.

Yes, Hibiya is an interchange station where passengers can transfer between 2 lines.

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

Hibiya station has 14 gates.

Hibiya station opened in 2020.

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