Tokyo's full railway map covers JR lines, Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, and several private railways on one crowded diagram. Flex Railway Map lets you turn off the lines you don't need, so you can look at a map that only shows what matters for your trip.
Opens with only the JR Yamanote Line and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line shown, in English. You can add or hide other lines from the list on the map.
The button below opens the map with just these two lines shown
Tokyo is served by many different operators, and many stations are shared by several lines. A standard map tries to show all of it at once, which is exactly why first-time visitors find it hard to read.
With Flex Railway Map, you choose which lines are visible. For a typical sightseeing trip, the JR Yamanote Line (the loop line connecting most major areas) and the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (one of the oldest and most central subway lines) already cover a lot of ground.
Use the button below to open a map with just those two lines shown.
Flex Railway Map isn't trying to replace a route-finding app that tells you which platform to stand on. It's built for a different moment: when you want to actually see how the lines relevant to your trip connect, before you start moving.
Opens with only the JR Yamanote Line and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line shown, in English. You can add or hide other lines from the list on the map.