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Kasumigaseki(霞ケ関)

M-15 Interchange

Kasumigaseki Station Overview

Kasumigaseki is an underground interchange station on the Marunouchi, Hibiya, and Chiyoda lines of the Tokyo Metro. The Marunouchi Line station opened on October 15, 1958, the Hibiya Line on March 25, 1964, and the Chiyoda Line on March 20, 1971. It is located in Tokyo main government area, with many government offices nearby.

Lines at Kasumigaseki Station

Marunouchi Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Ogikubo Previous: Kokkai-gijidō-mae
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:21 AM Last Train: 12:25 AM
Towards: Ikebukuro Next: Ginza
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:14 AM Last Train: 12:18 AM
Underground

Hibiya Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Naka-meguro Previous: Toranomon Hills
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:10 AM Last Train: 12:22 AM
Towards: Kita-senju Next: Hibiya
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:00 AM Last Train: 12:01 AM
Underground

Chiyoda Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Yoyogi-Uehara Previous: Kokkai-gijidō-mae
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:25 AM Last Train: 12:35 AM
Towards: Ayase Next: Hibiya
Platform No.: 3
First Train: 5:14 AM Last Train: 12:14 AM
Underground

Kasumigaseki Station Info

  • Opened 1959
  • Lines
    Interchange 3

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Gates (24)

  • Gate No. A1 Tokyo High Court, Tokyo District Court, Ministry of Justice
  • Gate No. A2 Metropolitan Police Department, Imperial Palace, Government Offices No.2, Sakuradamon Station
  • Gate No. A3a Government Offices No.3, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
  • Gate No. A3b Government Offices No.2, MLIT Annex, National Public Safety Commission
  • Gate No. A4 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance
  • Gate No. A5 Government Offices No.1
  • Gate No. A6 Government Offices No.1 / Hibiya Park side
  • Gate No. A7 Government Offices No.1
  • Gate No. A8 Government Offices No.1
  • Gate No. A9 Government Offices No.1
  • Gate No. A10 Government Offices No.1
  • Gate No. A11a Government Offices No.1 / Hibiya area
  • Gate No. A11b Government Offices No.1 / Hibiya area
  • Gate No. A12 Government Offices No.1 / Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry area
  • Gate No. A13 Hibiya Park / Hibiya area
  • Gate No. B1a Government Offices No.6-A/B/C, Ministry of Justice, Tokyo Family Court, Tokyo Summary Court
  • Gate No. B1b Bar Association Building
  • Gate No. B2 Imperial Hotel, Hibiya Park, Hibiya Public Hall, Nissay Theatre
  • Gate No. B3a Government Offices No.5 Annex, National Personnel Authority
  • Gate No. B3b Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Government Offices No.5
  • Gate No. C1 Government Offices No.5, Hibiya Park, Imperial Hotel, Nissay Theatre
  • Gate No. C2 METI Annex, Toranomon Hills, Toranomon Hills Station
  • Gate No. C3 Japan Press Center, Hibiya Kokusai Building, Uchisaiwaicho Station
  • Gate No. C4 Iino Building, Iino Hall, Uchisaiwaicho Station, Japan Press Center

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kasumigaseki Station

Kasumigaseki station is served by 3 lines: Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line.

Yes, Kasumigaseki is an interchange station where passengers can transfer between 3 lines.

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

Kasumigaseki station has 24 gates.

Kasumigaseki station opened in 1959.

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