Ginza Line Stations

1. G01Asakusa浅草Senso-ji temple, Nakamise shopping street and old Tokyo at its best.
2. G02Tawaramachi田原町Kappabashi kitchenware street — plastic food and chef knives galore.
3. G03Inaricho稲荷町Buddhist altar shops and quiet shitamachi streets near Ueno.
4. G04Ueno上野Ueno Park, top museums, the zoo and Ameyoko market street.
5. G05Ueno-hirokoji上野広小路Steps from Ameyoko market and Ueno's bustling shopping streets.
6. G06Suehirocho末広町The quieter north end of Akihabara's Electric Town.
7. G07Kanda神田Old-school eateries and the historic Kanda Myojin shrine.
8. G08Mitsukoshimae三越前Home of the historic Mitsukoshi department store in Nihonbashi.
9. G09Nihombashi日本橋The historic zero-milestone bridge and heritage department stores.
10. G10Kyobashi京橋Art galleries and antique shops between Tokyo Station and Ginza.
11. G11Ginza銀座Tokyo's most famous upscale shopping and dining district.
12. G12Shimbashi新橋Salaryman izakaya alleys and the Yurikamome line to Odaiba.
13. G13Toranomon虎ノ門Fast-changing business district around Toranomon Hills.
14. G14Tameike-sanno溜池山王Business district beside Hie Shrine and government offices.
15. G15Akasaka-mitsuke赤坂見附Hotels and nightlife where Akasaka meets Nagatacho.
16. G16Aoyama-itchome青山一丁目Aoyama's tree-lined avenues near the Jingu Gaien park.
17. G17Gaiemmae外苑前Meiji Jingu Gaien's famous ginkgo avenue and stadium area.
18. G18Omote-sando表参道Tokyo's architecture-lined luxury fashion avenue.
19. G19Shibuya渋谷The scramble crossing, Hachiko statue and nonstop youth culture.