TOKYO METRO
Underground
2024
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2024
Tōkyō Metro operates 9 lines that crisscross the entire city:
Chiyoda, between Ayase and Yoyogi-uehara.
Ginza , between Asakusa and Shibuya.
Hanzomon , between Shibuya and Oshiage.
Hibiya , between Kita-senju and Naka-meguro.
Marunouchi, between Ikebukuro and Ogikubo on the one hand, and between Nakano-sakaue and Hōnancho on the other.
Namboku, between Meguro and Akabane-iwabuchi.
Tōzai, between Nakano and Nishi-funabashi.
Fukutoshin , between Wakōshi and Shibuya. This is the new line, which has been in operation since summer 2008.
Yurakucho , between Wakōshi and Shin-kiba.
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Fluide,relativement simple à se repérer (Après 2 ou 3 voyages d'adaptations).
La sécurité et le respect y règne.Pas de bousculades grâce aux files d'attentes,des métros nombreux et à l'heure et des vols infîmes voir inexistant.
Le seul point noir est le prix des tickets,relativement cher,qui grimpent suivant le nombres d'arrêts que vous passez et le fait que les lignes de métro sont gérées par des sociétés privées qui se les partagent.De ce fait vous devez payez 2 tickets journée pour avoir le droit de toutes les prendre.