Location & Access
Toshimaen Station is strategically located in Nerima, Tokyo, making it a key transportation hub for the area. It sits adjacent to the former site of the popular Toshimaen amusement park, which was a major draw for visitors until its closure in 2020. Today, the station provides direct access to the exciting Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter, a must-visit for fans of the wizarding world.
Railway Lines
The station is operated by two distinct railway companies, offering comprehensive connectivity. Seibu Railway manages the above-ground section, serving the Toshima Line (station code SI39). Below ground, the Tokyo subway operator Toei Subway runs the Ōedo Line (station code E36). This dual operation provides passengers with flexible travel options across Tokyo.
Station History
Toshimaen Station first opened its doors on October 15, 1927, initially known simply as "Toshima" until 1933. For over 90 years, until August 31, 2020, it served as the closest station to Toshimaen, one of Tokyo's most prominent amusement parks. The station's history is deeply intertwined with the park's legacy, and it continues to evolve as the area transforms into a new entertainment destination.
Travel Tips
When visiting the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, Toshimaen Station is your ideal gateway. Both the Seibu Toshima Line and the Toei Ōedo Line offer efficient connections. Be sure to check the specific line you need for your onward journey. The station features two island platforms, one for each operator, ensuring smooth transfers for travelers.
