Map of Tamachi and Mita Stations Tokyo – Train Lines, Exits & Transfer Guide

Tamachi and Mita form a closely connected railway and subway interchange in Minato ward in central Tokyo. Tamachi Station serves the JR Yamanote and Keihin–Tōhoku lines, while nearby Mita Station serves the Toei Asakusa and Mita subway lines.

The stations are separate but only a short walk apart. Together they provide convenient connections towards Tokyo Station, Shinagawa, Shibuya, Yokohama, Asakusa, Meguro and Haneda Airport.

This map of Tamachi and Mita stations Tokyo provides a location guide to the JR and subway areas, principal exits, transfer route and nearby attractions.

## Quick Answer

Tamachi and Mita stations are located in Minato ward between Shinagawa and Hamamatsuchō. Use Tamachi’s Mita Exit for Mita Station, Keio University and destinations west of the railway, or the Shibaura Exit for Tamachi Tower, msb Tamachi and the waterfront business district.

## Map of Tamachi and Mita Stations Tokyo

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## Where Are Tamachi and Mita Stations Located?

Tamachi Station is located in Shiba in Minato ward, Tokyo.

Mita Station is immediately west of Tamachi beneath the streets around Dai-ichi Keihin.

The western side contains Keio University, Mita shopping streets, offices and routes towards Tokyo Tower.

The eastern side contains Tamachi Tower, msb Tamachi, hotels, residential towers and the Shibaura waterfront district.

The map marker identifies the Tamachi Mita Exit pedestrian-deck area used for transfers towards Mita Station.

## Train and Subway Services

## JR Yamanote Line

The Yamanote Line provides frequent loop services around central Tokyo.

### Towards Tokyo and Ueno

Northbound services operate towards Hamamatsuchō, Shimbashi, Yūrakuchō, Tokyo Station, Akihabara and Ueno.

### Towards Shinagawa and Shibuya

Southbound services operate towards Takanawa Gateway, Shinagawa, Ōsaki, Gotanda, Meguro, Shibuya and Shinjuku.

## JR Keihin–Tōhoku Line

The Keihin–Tōhoku Line provides north–south services through Tokyo.

### Towards Tokyo and Ōmiya

Northbound destinations include Hamamatsuchō, Shimbashi, Tokyo Station, Akihabara, Ueno, Akabane, Urawa and Ōmiya.

### Towards Kawasaki and Yokohama

Southbound destinations include Takanawa Gateway, Shinagawa, Kamata, Kawasaki and Yokohama.

Many trains continue beyond Yokohama onto the Negishi Line.

Daytime rapid services stop at Tamachi but may skip some other central Tokyo stations.

## Toei Asakusa Line

Mita Station is served by the Toei Asakusa Line as station A08.

### Towards Shimbashi and Asakusa

Northbound destinations include Daimon, Shimbashi, Higashi-ginza, Nihombashi, Asakusabashi, Asakusa and Oshiage.

Selected trains continue onto Keisei and Hokusō railway routes.

### Towards Sengakuji and Haneda Airport

Southbound destinations include Sengakuji, Takanawadai, Gotanda and Nishi-magome.

Selected trains continue through Sengakuji onto the Keikyu network towards Shinagawa and Haneda Airport.

Passengers should check the final destination because not every train serves the airport.

## Toei Mita Line

Mita Station is served by the Toei Mita Line as station I04.

### Towards Hibiya and Northern Tokyo

Northbound destinations include Shibakōen, Onarimon, Uchisaiwaichō, Hibiya, Ōtemachi, Jimbochō, Sugamo and Nishi-takashimadaira.

### Towards Meguro

Southbound destinations include Shirokane-takanawa, Shirokanedai and Meguro.

Many trains continue beyond Meguro onto the Tokyu Meguro Line.

Selected services continue through the Tokyu and Sōtetsu railway networks.

## Station Areas

### Tamachi Mita Exit

The Mita Exit is the principal western entrance to Tamachi Station.

It is convenient for Mita Station, Keio University, offices and streets west of the railway.

The map marker identifies this entrance area.

### Tamachi Shibaura Exit

The Shibaura Exit serves the eastern side of Tamachi.

It is convenient for Tamachi Tower, msb Tamachi, hotels, residential towers and the Shibaura waterfront.

### Tamachi North and South Gates

JR ticket gates provide access to the station concourse and both principal exits.

Follow signs for the Mita or Shibaura side before leaving the station.

### Mita Exit A4

Exit A4 is one of the most convenient Mita Station entrances for the walking route to JR Tamachi Station.

### Mita A Exits

The A exits serve Tamachi Station, Mita shopping streets, Keio University and surrounding offices.

The best exit depends on the subway line and destination.

### Underground Mita Station

The Asakusa and Mita lines use separate platform levels.

Transfers between the two subway lines take place inside the Toei ticketed station area.

## Station Facilities

• JR East and Toei ticket machines

• Staffed ticket gates

• Passenger information displays

• Elevators, escalators and stairways

• Accessible routes

• Toilets and accessible toilets

• Coin lockers

• Convenience stores

• Cafés and restaurants

• Pedestrian-deck connections

• Local bus stops

• Taxi pickup areas

Tamachi and Mita are separately operated stations, so accessibility routes vary between the JR and Toei areas.

## Transfers Between Lines

### Tamachi Station to Mita Station

Use the Tamachi Mita Exit and follow signs west towards Mita Station.

Exit A4 is convenient for the JR transfer route.

The stations have separate ticket gates.

Allow approximately five to ten minutes for an unfamiliar platform-to-platform transfer.

### Mita Station to Tamachi Station

Follow signs for JR Tamachi Station and Exit A4.

Continue towards the elevated pedestrian deck and enter Tamachi through the Mita Exit.

### Asakusa Line to Mita Line

Follow Toei transfer signs within Mita Station.

The two lines use different underground levels, so allow several minutes.

### Yamanote Line to Keihin–Tōhoku Line

Follow JR platform signs for the required line and direction.

The lines use adjoining platforms, allowing convenient same-direction transfers in many cases.

## Transport Connections

### Tokyo Station

The Yamanote and Keihin–Tōhoku lines provide direct services from Tamachi to Tokyo Station.

### Shinagawa

Both JR lines provide a short direct journey to Shinagawa.

### Shibuya and Shinjuku

The Yamanote Line provides direct services from Tamachi to Shibuya and Shinjuku.

### Yokohama and Kawasaki

The Keihin–Tōhoku Line provides direct services towards Kawasaki and Yokohama.

### Asakusa

The Toei Asakusa Line provides direct services between Mita and Asakusa.

### Ōtemachi and Hibiya

The Toei Mita Line provides direct services from Mita to Hibiya and Ōtemachi.

### Haneda Airport

Selected Asakusa Line trains continue onto the Keikyu network towards Haneda Airport.

Another route is to take JR from Tamachi to Hamamatsuchō and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail.

### Keio University

Use the Tamachi Mita Exit or a suitable Mita Station A exit and walk west towards the Mita campus.

### Local Buses

Local buses operate from stops around Tamachi, Mita and Shibaura.

Confirm the route number, destination and station side before boarding.

## Nearby Attractions

• Keio University Mita Campus

• Tamachi Tower

• msb Tamachi

• Mita shopping district

• Shiba Park

• Zōjō-ji Temple

• Tokyo Tower

• Shibaura waterfront

• Rainbow Bridge walking-route connections

• Sengakuji Temple

## Visitor Tips

Use the Mita Exit for Mita Station, Keio University and destinations west of the railway.

Use the Shibaura Exit for Tamachi Tower, msb Tamachi and the waterfront district.

Use the Yamanote Line for Tokyo, Shibuya and Shinjuku.

Use the Keihin–Tōhoku Line for Kawasaki and Yokohama.

Use the Asakusa Line for Shimbashi, Nihombashi, Asakusa and eligible Haneda Airport services.

Use the Mita Line for Hibiya, Ōtemachi, Meguro and Sugamo.

Allow five to ten minutes when transferring between Tamachi and Mita.

Check the final destination before boarding an Asakusa Line through service.

Do not confuse Mita Station with the separate Mita area served by nearby bus stops and street entrances.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Where are Tamachi and Mita stations?

The stations are located in Minato ward in central Tokyo.

### Are Tamachi and Mita the same station?

No. Tamachi is a JR station, while Mita is a separate nearby Toei Subway station.

### Which lines serve Tamachi Station?

Tamachi is served by the JR Yamanote and Keihin–Tōhoku lines.

### Which lines serve Mita Station?

Mita is served by the Toei Asakusa and Mita lines.

### Which exit is best for transferring to Mita Station?

Use Tamachi’s Mita Exit and follow signs towards Mita Exit A4.

### Which exit is best for Shibaura?

Use the Tamachi Shibaura Exit.

### Can passengers travel directly to Tokyo Station?

Yes. Both JR lines provide direct services.

### Can passengers travel directly to Haneda Airport?

Selected Asakusa Line trains provide direct airport services. Other routes require a transfer.

### Is the transfer between Tamachi and Mita underground?

No. The stations are separate and the transfer includes a short walk outside the ticketed areas.

### Are the stations accessible?

Accessible routes and elevators are available, but arrangements vary between the JR and Toei station areas.

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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.