Find practical guides by topic, from using the map to sightseeing and transfers.
How to use →How to use trains
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Sightseeing and trips
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Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree: Which Stations to Remember -
Getting Around Tokyo by Train: Start with the Yamanote Line, Add Lines for Asakusa and Odaiba -
Kamakura by Enoden: The Station Names to Know
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Why ‘Asakusa Station’ Can Mean Different Platforms -
Maihama for Tokyo Disney Resort: The Keiyo Line -
Enoshima: Why Nearby Stations Have Similar Names -
Mt Fuji Area: Finding the Fujikyu Railway Connection -
Hakone Travel: Read the Odakyu Approach First -
Kawagoe: Tobu vs JR Station Names -
Nikko: Understanding Tobu and JR Rail Approaches -
Odaiba: Yurikamome vs Rinkai Line -
Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando: A Small Rail Map
Stations, airports and regional lines
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Narita Airport: How to Separate JR and Keisei Lines -
Haneda Airport: Keikyu or Tokyo Monorail? -
Shinjuku Station: Find Your Line Before Your Exit
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Fukuoka Airport Subway: Reading the Route -
Kyoto Karasuma Subway: A Simple Starting Map -
Nagoya Higashiyama Subway: A Simple Route Map -
Osaka Midosuji Subway: Start With One Line -
Sapporo Namboku Line Subway Map & Stations | First-Time Guide -
Sendai Namboku Subway: A Simple Route Guide -
Yokohama Blue Line: Understand the Stations -
Japanese Airport Terminals: Check the Station Name -
Akihabara Transfers: Understand the Lines First -
Tokyo Station vs Otemachi: Understanding the Map -
Ueno vs Keisei-Ueno: Compare Station Locations on a Map -
Yokohama to Minatomirai: The Line You Need
