Chiyoda Line Tokyo Subway

The Chiyoda Line is a Tokyo subway line that connects seamlessly at both ends to the Odakyu Line to the west and the Joban Line to the east.

The Chiyoda Line is an important link between the Joban Line in the north-east, which goes all the way up the east coast of Honshu, and the Odakyu Odawara Line in the south-west, which goes to the famous tourist areas of Hakone, in one direction, and Kamakura, in another.

The Chiyoda Line is operated by Tokyo Metro (as opposed to the other subway line operator, Toei). It is subway line no.9, its station numbers are prefixed with the letter C, and its color on subway maps is green. It is named after Chiyoda ward, which is the area centered on the Imperial Palace and where six of the line's stations are located.

Nogi Shrine, by Nogizaka Station, Chiyoda Line, Tokyo

Nogi Shrine, by Nogizaka Station, Chiyoda Line, Tokyo

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Yoyogi National Stadium, near Yoyogi-Koen Station, Chiyoda Line

Yoyogi National Stadium, near Yoyogi-Koen Station, Chiyoda Line

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National Diet Building, near Kokkaigijido-mae Station, Chiyoda Line

National Diet Building, near Kokkaigijido-mae Station, Chiyoda Line

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The Tokyo Camii Mosque and Turkish Cultural Center is a short walk from Yoyogi-uehara Station. For Japanese music fans, the Koga Masao Museum of Music, dedicated to Masao Koga (1904-1978), the father of enka, is also nearby. Transfer at, or carry on through, Yoyogi-Uehara Station to the Odakyu Odawara Line.

Meiji-jingumae "Harajuku" Station 明治神宮前原宿駅 C-03

Meiji-jingumae "Harajuku" station is at the top end of the elegant sloping shopping street, Omotesando Boulevard, which is the road leading up to Meiji Jingu Shrine, the entrance to which is near Exit 2, near the JR Yamanote Line's Harajuku Station.

Otemachi Station Tokyo Metro Entrance

Otemachi Station Tokyo Metro Entrance

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Omotesando Station Tokyo Metro Entrance

Omotesando Station Tokyo Metro Entrance

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Meiji-Jingu Harajuku Station

Meiji-Jingu Harajuku Station

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