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Omote-sandō(表参道)

G-02

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Ginza Line

Omote-sandō Station Overview

Omotesando Metro Station is an interchange station between the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Chiyoda Line, and Hanzomon Line. The station opened on December 20, 1938, and its current name is associated with the Omotesando area; it was formerly known as Aoyama-rokuchōme. It is an important station for the major shopping and commercial areas of Aoyama and Omotesando.

Lines at Omote-sandō Station

Ginza Line

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Towards: Shibuya Previous: Shibuya
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:27 AM Last Train: 12:04 AM
Towards: Asakusa Next: Gaiemmae
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:06 AM Last Train: 11:59 AM
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Omote-sandō Station Info

  • Opened 1938
  • Lines
    1

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Gates (10)

  • Gate No. A1 Kitasando / Minami-Aoyama
  • Gate No. A2 Omote-sando Intersection / Kita-Aoyama
  • Gate No. A3 Omote-sando / Minami-Aoyama
  • Gate No. A4 Omote-sando / Minami-Aoyama
  • Gate No. A5 Nezu Museum / Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum
  • Gate No. B1 Aoyama-dori / Omote-sando
  • Gate No. B2 Aoyama Gakuin University
  • Gate No. B3 Aoyama Gakuin University / Aoyama-dori
  • Gate No. B4 Omote-sando / Kita-Aoyama
  • Gate No. B5 Omote-sando / Omote-sando Hills

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Frequently Asked Questions — Omote-sandō Station

Omote-sandō station is served by 1 line: Ginza Line.

Omote-sandō station is part of the Tokyo Metro network in Tokyo.

Omote-sandō station has 10 gates.

Omote-sandō station opened in 1938.

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