Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) Info
- Network Tokyo Metro
- Total Length 3.2 km
- Total Stations 4
Terminals
From
Hōnanchō
To
Nakano-sakaue
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) Overview
Marunouchi Branch Line runs from Nakano-Sakau Station to Honancho Station. This branch line was opened in phases between 1961 and 1962. It is 3.2 kilometers long and has four stations. Nakano-Sakau Station is the main interchange point where you can change to the main Marunouchi Line.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Marunouchi Line (Branch Line)
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) has 4 stations on the Tokyo Metro network.
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) runs between Hōnanchō and Nakano-sakaue.
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) is approximately 3.2 km long.
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) is a Metro line operated under Tokyo Metro.
Marunouchi Line (Branch Line) is part of the Tokyo Metro transit network.