Location & Access
Tōjimmachi Station is conveniently located in Chūō-ku, Fukuoka, making it an accessible point for exploring the city. The station's distinctive symbol mark, a jar designed with an arabesque scroll resembling the character for "Tō" (唐), reflects the area's historical connection to continental culture. This artistic touch was created by graphic designer Isao Nishijima, a native of Fukuoka.
Railway Lines
As part of the Fukuoka City Subway system, Tōjimmachi Station (station code K05) operates on the Airport Line. It serves as a crucial link, with Nishijin Station (K04) preceding it towards Meinohama and Ōhorikōen Station (K06) following it towards Fukuoka Airport. The station is managed by Tenjin Station, with station operations entrusted to Nishitetsu Station Service.
Station History
Tōjimmachi Station officially opened its doors on July 26, 1981. Over the decades, it has become an integral part of Fukuoka's public transportation network, facilitating daily commutes and connecting residents and visitors to various parts of the city. In 2006, the station recorded a daily ridership of approximately 7,190 passengers.
Travel Tips
When using Tōjimmachi Station, keep an eye out for its unique jar symbol, a nod to Fukuoka's rich cultural heritage. Its central location on the Airport Line makes it an excellent starting point for exploring nearby attractions in Chūō-ku or for easy access to Fukuoka Airport.
