Japan Rail

Subway

Tokyo Subway Map (FLASH Format)
There are two companies that run the Tokyo subway lines, Teito & Toei.  Transfers between the two companies' lines must be acquired at the time that we receive our tickets.TEITO RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY

Tokyo Metro All-Line Pass
The bearer of the pass has unlimited access to ride all Tokyo Metro lines within the period of validity.
One month: ¥16,820
Tokyo Metro All-Line Passes are sold at Pass Offices throughout Tokyo Metro's lines
We were unable to find out if the tickets are good for 30 days from date of purchase, or if they are only good during the calendar month when they are purchased.
One-Day Open Ticket
This ticket is good for unlimited use for one day, on Eidan (TRTA) lines only. It can be purchased on the day of use or in advance.  Tickets purchased in advance look nicer.
One Day: ¥710

Tokyo Station Guide
(The TRTA Pass Office in Tokyo Station is located at the RED Dot)



Standard ticket prices:

1-6km ¥160

7-11km ¥190

12-19km ¥230

20-27km ¥270

28-40km ¥3000

Toei Transportation

T-Card
The T-card is a common fare card that can be used not only on Toei and Eidan subway lines, but also on any private railway line that is associated with the Passnet system.  There are three types of T-cards(Pass net) : ¥1,000, ¥3,000 and ¥5,000 cards
If you board a train with your T-card(Pass net),you must put the same card into the automatic ticket gate at your final destination.If the station where you last got off is not recorded, you cannot use the card for the next ride. If there is not enough money left in your T-card(Pass net) for one ride, you can buy a ticket putting the card into the vending ticket machine and then paying the shortage.
 

Lines operated by TRTA (Teito): Chiyoda [Ayase~Yoyogi-uehara] [Ayase~Kita-ayase] Ginza [Asakusa~Shibuya] Hanzomon [Shibuya~Suitengumae] Hibiya [Kita-senju~Nakameguro] Marunouchi [Ikebukuro~Ogikubo] [Nakano-sakaue~Honancho] Namboku [Akabane-iwabuchi~Meguro] Tozai [Nakano~Nishi-funabashi] Yurakucho [Wakoshi~Shin-kiba]

Lines operated by Toei: Asakusa line  Mita line  Shinjuku line  Oedo line

Quick List:
Directions listed in black are Teito subway lines/walking directions
Directions listed in royal blue are Japan Rail lines Directions listed in purple are privately run lines
Directions listed in green are Toei subway lines
Prices listed are one-way, per person.

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Quick list:Tokyo Subway map http://www.japan.co.jp/~pbw/tokyosub.htm
Alternate map http://www.jtbusa.com/enhome/map/tokyosubway.htm
Tokyo Subway Map (FLASH Format)
Tokyo Metro English page

Japan Rail

Japan Train & Subway Route Planner/Fare Calculator

Trains routes that we will be using:
JR Narita Express a.k.a. N'EX (Goes from Narita airport to Tokyo Station)
JR Keiyo line (Goes from Tokyo Station to Kisarazu Station)
JR Keiyo line (Goes from Tokyo Station to Maihama Station)
JR Chuo line (Goes from Shinjuku Station to Mitaka Station)
JR Keihin-Tohoku line (Goes from Tokyo Station to Kawasaki Station)

 

Narita Express (called "N'EX") provides rapid, frequent, and comfortable service to passengers traveling between Narita International Airport and Tokyo Metropolitan areasN'EX takes just 53 minutes to cover the distance between Tokyo Station and Narita AirportThe N'EX line runs once every hour, and every 30 minutes at peak hours.

Tickets for the Narita Express are available from ticket machines at Floor B1, at both Narita station and Airport Terminal 2.
N.B.: Bold faced N'EX trains will separate at Tokyo Station. The first cars will go to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and/or Omiya, and the last cars will go to Yokohama and/or Ofuna