Toei Mita Line Stations

1. I01Meguro目黒Meguro River walks and the quirky Parasitological Museum.
2. I02Shirokanedai白金台Platinum Street elegance and the Institute for Nature Study.
3. I03Shirokane-takanawa白金高輪Upscale residential area dotted with riverside cafes.
4. I04Mita三田Keio University and a fast-changing office skyline.
5. I05Shibakoen芝公園Tokyo Tower, Zojo-ji temple and a green pocket downtown.
6. I06Onarimon御成門Offices near Zojo-ji's old gate and Atago hill.
7. I07Uchisaiwaicho内幸町Beside Hibiya and the Imperial Hotel, now being rebuilt.
8. I08Hibiya日比谷Hibiya Park, grand theaters and the Midtown Hibiya complex.
9. I09Otemachi大手町Tokyo's corporate heart, steps from the Imperial Palace gardens.
10. I10Jimbocho神保町The world's largest secondhand book town — with great curry.
11. I11Suidobashi水道橋Tokyo Dome City and student streets near Jimbocho.
12. I12Kasuga春日Free skyline views from the Bunkyo Civic Center.
13. I13Hakusan白山Hakusan Shrine's hydrangeas and Toyo University's campus town.
14. I14Sengoku千石Quiet Bunkyo streets within a walk of Rikugien garden.
15. I15Sugamo巣鴨Togenuki Jizo and the "Harajuku for grandmas" arcade.
16. I16Nishi-sugamo西巣鴨Calm streets along the old Nakasendo by Taisho University.
17. I17Shin-itabashi新板橋Gateway to the shopping streets of the old Itabashi post town.
18. I18Itabashi-kuyakushomae板橋区役所前Local arcade and old-school izakaya by the ward office.
19. I19Itabashi-honcho板橋本町Shopping street that still recalls the old highway post town.
20. I20Motohasunuma本蓮沼Calm residential Itabashi neighborhood.
21. I21Shimura-sakaue志村坂上Shopping street at the top of the old highway's steep slope.
22. I22Shimura-sanchome志村三丁目Itabashi neighborhood close to the Arakawa river.
23. I23Hasune蓮根Quiet residential blocks named for its old lotus ponds.
24. I24Nishidai西台West of Takashimadaira, close to the Arakawa riverbanks.
25. I25Takashimadaira高島平Vast 1970s housing estates and the trees of Akatsuka Park.
26. I26Shin-takashimadaira新高島平Akatsuka Park and sports grounds beside the estates.
27. I27Nishi-takashimadaira西高島平The Mita line's terminus, quiet by the Arakawa river.