Hotels near Tokyo Station

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About Tokyo Station

Tokyo Station is the main railway hub of Japan's capital. Opened in 1914, it handles over 3,000 trains daily and serves as the primary terminal for Shinkansen bullet trains. The historic Marunouchi side features a restored red-brick facade, while the Yaesu side is a modern commercial district. It connects directly to the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line and multiple JR lines. The station is located in Chiyoda Ward, approximately 1.5 kilometers from the Imperial Palace grounds.

Frequently asked questions

When was Tokyo Station built?

Tokyo Station opened in 1914. Its original red-brick Marunouchi building was designed by architect Kingo Tatsuno and underwent a major restoration completed in 2012.

Which train lines stop at Tokyo Station?

The station is a major hub for JR East lines, including the Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku, and Tokaido lines. It is also the primary Tokyo terminal for Tokaido, Tohoku, Joetsu, and Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet trains.

Is there subway access at Tokyo Station?

Yes, Tokyo Station connects directly to the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line. It also provides underground passages to other nearby stations like Otemachi for additional subway lines.

What is there to see near Tokyo Station?

The Marunouchi side faces the historic business district and is near the Imperial Palace. The Yaesu and GranTokyo sides offer extensive shopping, dining, and direct access to major office towers.

How far is Tokyo Station from Haneda Airport?

Tokyo Station is approximately 20 kilometers from Haneda Airport. The journey takes about 30 minutes via the Tokyo Monorail and JR Yamanote Line or the Airport Limousine Bus.

Are there hotels inside Tokyo Station?

There is no hotel within the station building itself, but several major hotels are directly connected or adjacent. These include the Tokyo Station Hotel within the historic wing and the Peninsula Tokyo nearby.