Location & Access
Ōtorii Station (KK13) is conveniently situated in Ōta, Tokyo, making it an accessible gateway for both local residents and international visitors. The station's west exit is located in Nishikōjiya 3-chome, while the east exit can be found in Haneda 1-chome. Its strategic position on the Keikyū Airport Line provides direct access to Haneda Airport Terminals 1 & 2, making it an ideal transfer point for air travelers.
Railway Lines
The station is exclusively served by the Keikyū Airport Line, operated by Keikyu. It features two side platforms and two tracks, facilitating smooth passenger flow. Ōtorii Station is positioned 1.9 km from Keikyū Kamata, with Kōjiya (KK12) as the preceding station towards Keikyū Kamata and Anamori-inari (KK14) as the following station towards Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2. Services include Local, Express, and Limited Express (Tokkyū) trains, offering various travel options.
Station History
Originally opened on June 28, 1902, Ōtorii Station holds a rich history. Its name, "Ōtorii," meaning "large torii gate," originates from the grand torii gate of Anamori Inari Shrine that once stood in front of the station at the time of its opening. The station underwent a significant rebuild in 1997 to modernize its facilities and accommodate increasing passenger traffic. In fiscal year 2011, the station served an average of 27,342 daily passengers, highlighting its importance in the local transportation network.
Travel Tips
For travelers heading to or from Haneda Airport, Ōtorii Station offers a direct and efficient connection. Its underground structure ensures protection from the elements, and the station is fully accessible, catering to all passengers. Be sure to check the Keikyu official website for the latest train schedules and service updates to plan your journey effectively.
