About Awajicho
Awajicho Station puts you at the heart of one of Tokyo's active commercial and shopping areas. The streets around the exits mix retail, restaurants and local businesses, making this a busy and practical destination on the Marunouchi Line.
Station Overview
Awajicho Station opened in 1956 and is served by the Marunouchi Line. It is well positioned for accessing the local commercial district and connecting to central Tokyo.
Lines and Connectivity
The Marunouchi Line links Awajicho efficiently to the major interchange stations of central Tokyo. Connections to the rest of the network are available at nearby transfer points.
Station Layout and Facilities
The station has clear signage and multiple exits serving different parts of the commercial area. Toilets and convenience stores are available close to the gates. ATMs are within a short walk at street level.
Accessibility
Awajicho Station has lifts to the platform. The commercial streets above are generally flat and accessible.
Travel Tips
- Use an IC card (Suica or Pasmo) to speed through the ticket gates.
- Check which exit leads to your specific shop or destination.
- The area is busiest on weekends and lunchtime weekdays.
- Most local shops open around 10:00 and close around 20:00-21:00.
Nearby Attractions
The local shopping streets and restaurant district are directly accessible from the station exits. Central Tokyo landmarks are reachable via the Marunouchi Line to major interchanges.
Timings and Best Time to Travel
Services run from approximately 05:00 to midnight. The surrounding commercial area is most active from midday to early evening.
Traveller Tips
- 1Use a Suica or Pasmo IC card to tap in and out at Awajicho Station
- 2Check which exit is closest to your destination using the station map
- 3Services run from approximately 05:00 to just after midnight
- 4The Marunouchi Line connects Awajicho to the central Tokyo network