Tokyo Station Exit, Elevators, Lockers, and Directions to the Airport

Find a station in Tokyo

The first version covers 10 stations frequently used by tourists. Select a station to see concise instructions.

10 Station

Name of station or train line

How to use it so you don't get lost in the big station

Choose a service provider first.Stations with the same name may have JR, Metro, Toei, or private railways in different buildings.
Remember both the name of the door and the side.For example, East/West alone may not be enough. Write down the gate name or exit number as well.
Open official mapCheck the elevator position before starting to walk. Especially when there are strollers, children or large bags.
Take a photo of the luggage drop-off pointKeep the cabinet number, floor, exit, and card or code used to open it.
Mainly look at the sign in front of the event.Construction work and elevator repairs may result in temporary route changes.

Store data for offline use

After selecting a station, press Download data offline A small HTML file with station instructions will be created that can be stored in Files or Downloads, without passport, ticket, or personal information.

Suitable for the day of moving hotelsDownload your departure, destination, and airport stations before leaving your hotel Wi-Fi.

Resources and limitations

Tokyo Metro has a station search tool based on elevators, level tracks, and wheelchair-accessible restrooms. and other facilities As for locker availability, this information changes constantly and is not covered by a single system nationwide. This page therefore does not guess at the live status.

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Route and facility information may change due to construction, maintenance, and administrative work by each operator. Latest check 10 Sep 2026

Frequently asked questions

Is the locker information on this page live free?

No. This page describes points to check and links to service provider information. This is because the number of available stations changes all the time and there is no central API that covers all stations.

Why the nearest exit might not suit your wallet

Nearest exits on the map may only include stairs. The elevator may be on the other side. Walking a little further on level ground is often easier than carrying your bag up the stairs.

How can I save data for offline viewing?

Select a station and press download offline data. The system will create an HTML file for the station on your device. Open and read without connecting to the internet.

Should I trust this information instead of signs in the station?

No. Construction work, elevators closed for repairs, and walking routes may change. Mainly use signs and announcements from the service provider on the day of travel.