Location & Access
Kasai Station (葛西駅, Kasai-eki) is situated in Edogawa, Tokyo, specifically in Nakakasai 5-chome. This elevated station is a vital part of the Tokyo Metro network, serving a daily average of over 81,000 passengers in 2021. Its convenient location makes it a gateway to various attractions and residential areas within Edogawa Ward.
Railway Lines
The station is exclusively served by the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, identified by the station code T-17. It features two side platforms and two tracks, facilitating smooth operations for both local and commuter rapid services. The preceding station on the Tozai Line towards Nakano is Nishi-kasai (T-16), while the following station towards Nishi-Funabashi is Urayasu (T-18).
Station History
Kasai Station officially opened its doors on March 29, 1969, making it over 57 years old. Its elevated structure has been a consistent feature since its inception. Notably, the station also carries the sub-name "Chikatetsu Hakubutsukan-mae" (in front of the Subway Museum), with a large sign for the museum displayed on the central side wall of the platform, highlighting its proximity to this popular attraction.
Travel Tips
For travelers interested in the history and technology of Tokyo's subway system, the Tokyo Metro Museum is just a short walk from Kasai Station. The station's direct access to the Tozai Line provides easy connections to major hubs like Otemachi and Nihombashi, making it a convenient starting point for exploring central Tokyo or venturing further east into Chiba Prefecture.
