Map of Ayase Station Tokyo – Train Lines, Exits & Transfer Guide
Ayase Station is a major railway and subway interchange in Adachi ward in northeastern Tokyo. The station connects the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line with JR East Jōban Line Local services.
Many trains operate directly between the two networks, allowing passengers to travel towards central Tokyo, western Tokyo and northeastern suburban areas without changing trains.
This map of Ayase Station Tokyo provides a location guide to the railway platforms, major exits, transfer routes, bus stops and nearby attractions.
## Quick Answer
Ayase Station is located in Adachi ward in northeastern Tokyo. Use the East Exit for Tokyo Budokan, Higashi-Ayase Park and eastern bus stops, or the West Exit for shopping streets, western bus services and neighbourhoods around Kosuge and Nishi-Ayase.
## Map of Ayase Station Tokyo
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
## Where Is Ayase Station Located?
Ayase Station is located in the Ayase district of Adachi ward, Tokyo.
The station lies northeast of Kita-Senju and serves a densely populated residential and commercial area.
The East Exit faces Tokyo Budokan, Higashi-Ayase Park, local shops and public facilities.
The West Exit serves shopping streets, restaurants, bus stops and residential areas west of the station.
The map marker identifies the East Exit station plaza.
## Train and Subway Services
## Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
Ayase is served by the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line as station C19.
### Towards Central Tokyo
Westbound destinations include Kita-Senju, Machiya, Nishi-nippori, Shin-ochanomizu, Ōtemachi, Hibiya, Kasumigaseki, Akasaka, Omote-sandō and Yoyogi-Uehara.
The Chiyoda Line provides direct access to several major business, shopping and government districts.
### Towards Kita-ayase
Eastbound Chiyoda Line trains connect Ayase with Kita-ayase.
Some trains begin or terminate at Ayase, while others continue directly between central Tokyo and Kita-ayase.
Passengers should check the destination display before boarding.
### Odakyu Through Services
Selected Chiyoda Line trains continue beyond Yoyogi-Uehara onto the Odakyu network.
Through destinations may include Seijōgakuen-mae, Shin-Yurigaoka, Machida and Hon-Atsugi.
Not every westbound train continues onto Odakyu tracks.
## JR East Jōban Line Local
JR Jōban Line Local trains operate through Ayase and share tracks with the Chiyoda Line towards central Tokyo.
### Towards Matsudo and Kashiwa
Eastbound destinations include Kameari, Kanamachi, Matsudo, Kita-Matsudo, Mabashi, Shin-Matsudo, Minami-Kashiwa and Kashiwa.
Some trains continue farther along the Jōban Line towards Abiko and Toride.
### Towards Central Tokyo
Many westbound JR services continue through Ayase onto the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line.
Passengers can travel directly towards Nishi-nippori, Ōtemachi, Hibiya and Yoyogi-Uehara on eligible trains.
### Service Boundaries
Ayase is an operational boundary between the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line and JR Jōban Line Local services.
Because many trains operate through the station, passengers often remain on the same train while the operating railway changes.
Check the service destination rather than relying only on the operator name.
## Station Areas
### East Exit
The East Exit is convenient for Tokyo Budokan, Higashi-Ayase Park, Ayase Elementary School and eastern bus stops.
The map marker identifies this entrance area.
### West Exit
The West Exit serves western shopping streets, restaurants, local bus stops and residential neighbourhoods.
### East Ticket Gate
The East Ticket Gate provides access to the East Exit and nearby public facilities.
### West Ticket Gate
The West Ticket Gate serves the western station district and adjoining shopping streets.
### Platform 0
Platform 0 is associated with services towards Kita-ayase.
Passengers should check current platform displays because operating arrangements can vary.
### Main Platforms
The elevated main platforms serve Chiyoda Line and Jōban Line Local trains.
Check the destination carefully because trains may terminate at Ayase or continue onto another railway network.
## Station Facilities
• Tokyo Metro and JR ticketing facilities
• Staffed ticket gates
• Passenger information displays
• Elevators, escalators and stairways
• Accessible routes
• Toilets and accessible toilets
• Coin lockers
• Convenience stores
• Cafés and restaurants nearby
• Local bus stops
• Taxi pickup areas
Ayase is managed as a shared Tokyo Metro and JR interchange. Platform access and accessibility arrangements vary by gate and service.
## Transfers Between Lines
### Chiyoda Line to Jōban Line Local
Many trains operate directly between the Chiyoda and Jōban lines without requiring passengers to change.
Check whether the train continues beyond Ayase or terminates at the station.
### Main Chiyoda Line to Kita-ayase Services
Follow signs for trains towards Kita-ayase.
Depending on the service, passengers may remain on a direct train or transfer at Ayase.
### Jōban Line to Central Tokyo
Use a westbound through service for Kita-Senju, Nishi-nippori, Ōtemachi, Hibiya and other Chiyoda Line destinations.
### East Exit to West Exit
Use the public station passage or surrounding streets to cross between the two sides.
Follow current signs because access routes may differ by gate.
## Transport Connections
### Kita-Senju
The Chiyoda and Jōban lines provide direct services between Ayase and Kita-Senju.
Kita-Senju offers connections with JR, Tokyo Metro, Tobu and Tsukuba Express services.
### Ōtemachi
The Chiyoda Line provides direct services between Ayase and Ōtemachi.
### Hibiya
The Chiyoda Line provides direct services between Ayase and Hibiya.
### Omote-sandō
Direct Chiyoda Line services operate between Ayase and Omote-sandō.
### Matsudo and Kashiwa
Jōban Line Local trains provide direct services towards Matsudo and Kashiwa.
### Machida
Selected Chiyoda Line trains continue onto the Odakyu network towards Machida.
Other journeys require a transfer at Yoyogi-Uehara.
### Haneda Airport
Common routes involve travelling through Kita-Senju, Hibiya, Ōtemachi or another central interchange before transferring to an airport service.
### Narita Airport
Common routes involve travelling to Nishi-nippori for Keisei services or using another suitable interchange.
### Local Buses
Local buses depart from stops around both station exits.
Routes serve neighbourhoods throughout Adachi and Katsushika wards.
Confirm the station side, route number and boarding stop before travelling.
### Taxis
Taxi pickup areas are available near the station exits.
Choose the side closest to your destination before joining a queue.
## Nearby Attractions
• Tokyo Budokan
• Higashi-Ayase Park
• Ayase River walking routes
• Ayase shopping district
• Higashi-Ayase public facilities
• Shōbu-numa Park connections
• Kita-ayase district
• Kameari shopping district
## Visitor Tips
Use the East Exit for Tokyo Budokan and Higashi-Ayase Park.
Use the West Exit for western shopping streets and residential areas.
Use the Chiyoda Line for Kita-Senju, Nishi-nippori, Ōtemachi, Hibiya and Omote-sandō.
Use Jōban Line Local services for Kameari, Matsudo and Kashiwa.
Check whether the train terminates at Ayase or continues onto another railway network.
Confirm whether a Kita-ayase service is direct or requires a transfer.
Follow the final destination shown on the platform display rather than relying only on the line name.
Do not confuse Ayase Station with Kita-ayase Station, which is the next station on the Chiyoda Line branch.
## Frequently Asked Questions
### Where is Ayase Station?
Ayase Station is located in Adachi ward in northeastern Tokyo.
### Which railway companies serve Ayase?
The station is served by Tokyo Metro and JR East.
### Which lines serve Ayase Station?
Ayase is served by the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line and JR Jōban Line Local services.
### Which exit is best for Tokyo Budokan?
Use the East Exit.
### Can passengers travel directly to Ōtemachi?
Yes. The Chiyoda Line provides direct services.
### Can passengers travel directly to Matsudo?
Yes. Jōban Line Local trains provide direct services.
### Can passengers travel directly to Kita-ayase?
Yes. Chiyoda Line services operate between Ayase and Kita-ayase.
### Do passengers always need to change at Ayase?
No. Many trains operate directly between the JR Jōban Line and Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line.
### Is Ayase Station accessible?
Accessible routes and elevators are available, but arrangements vary according to the platform, gate and service.
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Disclaimer: This map is provided as a general guide. Station entrances, platforms, services and transfer routes may change. Check current information from the relevant railway or subway operator before travelling.