Transit in most global cities is government-run. But in Japan, that’s not the case. There, private companies run a sprawling ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The Tokyo Metro is a crucial public-transportation system that is globally recognized for its cleanliness. The staff does routine cleanings to maintain its stations ...

Every day six and a half million people ride Tokyo Metro's nine lines, part of a dizzyingly complex transport network serving the Japanese megacity and its sprawling suburbs. Tokyo Metro shares ...

Tokyo Metro Co. announced April 25 it will raise fares on all subway lines by 10 yen (7.8 cents) from around March 2023 to create barrier-free stations. The increase will be the first in about 28 ...

With Shinagawa Station also scheduled to serve as the ... It is still not clear if Tokyo Metro will agree to take charge of construction. Company officials had said they did not want to build ...

Tokyo Metro's public-relations manager ... navigating the trains is still fairly easy. All of the stations have visible maps that are easy to find, and they are labeled in English as well as ...

If you get lost, the best bet is to find the nearest subway station and situate yourself using a subway map, and don’t be afraid to tap into Google Maps. At first glance, Tokyo's metro system ...