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Shibuya(渋谷)

G-01 Interchange

Metro Lines

Ginza Line Hanzōmon Line Fukutoshin Line

Shibuya Station Overview

Shibuya Metro Station serves the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, and Fukutoshin Line. It is an important interchange station, allowing passengers to connect with these three Tokyo Metro lines as well as JR East, Tokyu, and Keio rail services. The station is located in the heart of Shibuya's main business and entertainment district and provides access to major landmarks such as the Hachiko Statue, Shibuya 109, and Shibuya Mark City.

Lines at Shibuya Station

Ginza Line

Tokyo Metro
Platform No.: Island
Towards: Asakusa Next: Omote-sandō
Platform No.: 1
First Train: 5:03 AM Last Train: 11:56 AM
Elevated

Hanzōmon Line

Tokyo Metro
Platform No.: Island
Towards: Oshiage Next: Omotesandō
Platform No.: 2
First Train: 5:15 AM Last Train: 12:12 AM
Underground

Fukutoshin Line

Tokyo Metro
Towards: Wakōshi Previous: Meiji-jingūmae (Harajuku)
Platform No.: 5
First Train: 5:05 AM Last Train: 12:20 AM
Platform No.: Island
Underground

Shibuya Station Info

  • Opened 1938
  • Lines
    Interchange 3

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Gates (4)

  • Gate No. C1 Shibuya Hikarie / Shibuya Stream
  • Gate No. C2 Shibuya Hikarie / Shibuya Station East Exit
  • Gate No. C3 Shibuya Scramble Square / Shibuya Station East Exit
  • Gate No. C4 Shibuya Mark City / Shibuya 109 / Hachiko Square

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Frequently Asked Questions — Shibuya Station

Shibuya station is served by 3 lines: Ginza Line, Hanzōmon Line, Fukutoshin Line.

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

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

Shibuya station has 4 gates.

Shibuya station opened in 1938.

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