Hibiya Line Info
- Network Tokyo Metro
- Operation Started 1961
- Total Length 20.3 km
- Total Stations 22
Terminals
From
Naka-meguro
To
Kita-senju
Hibiya Line Overview
Hibiya Line is a subway line of the Tokyo Metro system that runs from Naka-Meguro Station to Kita-Senju Station. Construction of the line began in 1959, and the first phase, between Minami-Senju and Naka-Okachimachi, opened on March 28, 1961. The route was expanded in several phases, and the final section, between Higashi-Ginza and Kasumigaseki, opened on August 29, 1964. The line is 20.3 kilometers long and has 21 stations. Ueno Station, Ginza Station, and Kasumigaseki Station are its major interchange stations, where connections can be made to Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, and JR Railway lines.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Hibiya Line
Hibiya Line has 22 stations on the Tokyo Metro network.
Hibiya Line runs between Naka-meguro and Kita-senju.
Hibiya Line is approximately 20.3 km long.
Hibiya Line opened in 1961.
Hibiya Line is a Metro line operated under Tokyo Metro.
Hibiya Line is part of the Tokyo Metro transit network.