Namboku Line Info
- Network Tokyo Metro
- Operation Started 1991
- Total Length 21.3 km
- Total Stations 19
Terminals
From
Meguro
Namboku Line Overview
Namboku Line is one of the newer subway lines in the Tokyo Metro system, running from Meguro Station to Akabane-Iwabuchi Station. The line opened on November 29, 1991, and was expanded in several phases in 2000. It is 21.3 kilometers long and has 19 stations. Major interchange stations include Meguro Station, Tameike-Sanno Station, and Nagatachō Station, where passengers can change between Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, and JR lines.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Namboku Line
Namboku Line has 19 stations on the Tokyo Metro network.
Namboku Line runs between Meguro and Akabane-iwabuchi.
Namboku Line is approximately 21.3 km long.
Namboku Line opened in 1991.
Namboku Line is a Metro line operated under Tokyo Metro.
Namboku Line is part of the Tokyo Metro transit network.