Location & Access
Kamiyachō Station (H-05) is an underground subway station situated in Minato, Tokyo, specifically within Toranomon 5-chome. While the station is named after the historical Kamiyachō district, that area was absorbed into Toranomon in 1977. The station provides convenient access to the surrounding business and commercial areas, with bus connections available for further travel.
Railway Lines
The station is operated by Tokyo Metro and exclusively serves the Hibiya Line. It features two side platforms and two tracks. From Kamiyachō, passengers can travel towards Naka-meguro (preceding station: Roppongi H-04) or towards Kita-Senju (following station: Toranomon Hills H-06). The TH Liner also operates through this station, with one-way service towards Toranomon Hills.
Station History
Kamiyachō Station first opened its doors on March 25, 1964, making it over 60 years old. Its establishment predates the absorption of the Kamiyachō district into Toranomon, reflecting its historical significance in the area's development.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of over 100,000 in FY2019, Kamiyachō Station can be quite busy, especially during peak hours. Plan your travel accordingly if you prefer to avoid crowds. The station's central location makes it a good starting point for exploring the Toranomon area and its various attractions.