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Abashiri Station
HokkaidoAbashiri Station links the Sea of Okhotsk city with JR Sekihoku and Senmo Main Line services, airport buses, and onward routes to eastern Hokkaido sights.
Aizu-Wakamatsu Station
TohokuFor castle visits and wider Aizu trips, Aizu-Wakamatsu Station brings together the Ban-etsu West and Tadami lines, Aizu Railway through services, sightseeing buses, and transfers toward Tokyo and Kitakata.
Akasaka Station
KyushuJust one stop west of Tenjin, Akasaka Station serves Daimyo's boutiques, restaurants, bars, and hotels via Fukuoka's Airport Line.
Akasaka-mitsuke Station is beside Akasaka's dining streets, with Ginza and Marunouchi Line trains and an underground connection to Nagatacho.
Akihabara Station
KantoAkihabara Station connects JR, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, and Tsukuba Express trains in the middle of Akihabara's electronics, anime, gaming, and shopping district.
Amagasaki Station
KansaiJR Amagasaki is distinct from Hanshin Amagasaki, with rapid trains to Osaka, Shin-Osaka, and Kobe and a direct Kansai Airport limousine bus.
Aomori Station
TohokuOn Aomori's waterfront side, Aomori Station puts conventional rail and airport buses close to Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse, A-FACTORY, and city-center hotels.
Ariake Station
KantoOn Tokyo's event-focused waterfront, Ariake Station links the Yurikamome with nearby Rinkai Line trains, hotels, arenas, and Tokyo Big Sight.
Arita Station
KyushuDirect limited express trains from Hakata stop at Arita Station, where visitors can continue to Imari or start exploring Saga's porcelain-making town.
Asahibashi Station
OkinawaAn 11-minute direct ride from Naha Airport and deck access to Naha Bus Terminal make Asahibashi Station convenient for journeys across Okinawa Main Island.
Asahikawa Station
HokkaidoAsahikawa Station is northern Hokkaido's main inland rail hub, connecting Sapporo services with routes to Wakkanai, Abashiri, Biei, and Furano, as well as airport buses and nearby station-area hotels.
Asakusa Station
KantoThree Asakusa stations near the river serve Sensoji, airport trains, and Tobu routes to Nikko; Tsukuba Express stops farther west.
Atami Station
ChubuAtami Station links the Tokaido Shinkansen with Tokaido and Ito line trains for the city's hot-spring coast and journeys along eastern Izu.
Bashamichi Station
KantoBetween modern Minato Mirai and Yokohama's older port streets, Bashamichi Station provides Minatomirai Line access to the Red Brick Warehouse, Kishamichi, Yokohama, and central Tokyo.
Bayside Station
KantoOne stop beyond Tokyo Disneyland Station, Bayside Station serves Hilton Tokyo Bay and the official-hotel zone on the Disney Resort Line.
Beppu Station
KyushuBeppu Station brings JR trains, the Oita Airport bus, and local services to Kannawa and the Hells together in central Beppu.
Inside the airport's Access Plaza, Central Japan International Airport Station has direct Meitetsu trains to Kanayama and Nagoya, reaching the latter in as little as 28 minutes.
Chitose Station
HokkaidoChitose Station puts central Chitose hotels one direct JR ride from New Chitose Airport, while rapid services reach Sapporo in roughly 30 minutes.
Chuden-mae Station
ChugokuOn Peace Boulevard's Otemachi side, Chuden-mae Station serves nearby hotels and offices, with direct streetcars from Hiroshima Station and THE KNOT HIROSHIMA just three minutes from the stop.
Daiba Station
KantoBeside Odaiba's waterfront hotels, Daiba Station has direct Yurikamome trains to Shimbashi and Toyosu and pedestrian decks connecting to the hotels.
Daimon Station
KantoFor subway trips from inland Hamamatsucho, Daimon Station connects the Toei Asakusa and Oedo lines with routes toward Haneda, Ginza, Roppongi, and Shinjuku.
Dentetsu Izumoshi Station
ChugokuDentetsu Izumoshi Station is the Ichibata railway stop beside JR Izumoshi, with connections at Kawato for trains to the Izumo Taisha shrine district.
Dobutsuen-mae Station
KansaiDobutsuen-mae Station brings Osaka's Midosuji and Sakaisuji subway lines together near Janjan Yokocho, Spa World, and Tennoji Zoo.
Ebisu Station
KantoFor dining and hotel stays in southern Tokyo, Ebisu Station connects the Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan-Shinjuku, and Hibiya lines with Yebisu Garden Place.
Fuji-Q Highland Station is the Fujikyuko Line stop for Fuji-Q Highland, with the park entrance just outside the ticket gate and rail service toward Otsuki and Kawaguchiko.
Fukui Station
ChubuFukui Station has direct Hokuriku Shinkansen service to Tokyo, plus regional trains, trams, and buses for travel around northern Fukui.
Fukuro-machi Station
ChugokuFukuro-machi Station serves Peace Boulevard hotels, downtown dining, and Peace Memorial Park, with direct streetcar connections from Hiroshima Station and through Hondori.
Gaiemmae Station
KantoOn Tokyo's Ginza Line, Gaiemmae Station serves Aoyama and Meiji Jingu Gaien, with direct trains west to Shibuya and east to Asakusa.
Gifu Station
ChubuFor JR trips through central Gifu, Gifu Station links Nagoya-bound Tokaido Main Line trains with Takayama Main Line services toward Gero and Takayama.
Ginza Station
KantoGinza Station is the main Tokyo Metro stop for central Ginza, with three subway lines under the district's shopping streets and hotels.
Gion Station
KyushuOne stop from Hakata, Gion Station serves Hakata Old Town on the Airport Line, with direct trains to Fukuoka Airport and Tenjin.
Gion-Shijo Station
KansaiGion-Shijo Station is the Keihan rail stop for Gion, Kamo River walks, Pontocho, Yasaka Shrine, and sightseeing across Kyoto's east side.
Gojo Station
KansaiGojo Station is a Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line stop between Shijo and Kyoto Station, convenient for hotels around Karasuma-Gojo and straightforward north-south travel through central Kyoto.
Gotanda Station
KantoAt Gotanda Station, Yamanote trains for Shibuya and Shinagawa meet subway services toward Ginza and Tokyu trains to Kamata.
Hakata Station
KyushuHakata Station is Fukuoka's key transport hub, linking Shinkansen, JR, subway, and bus services with quick airport access, nearby hotels, and onward rail travel across Kyushu.
Hakodate Station
HokkaidoBeside the morning market and Hakodate Ekimae tram stop, Hakodate Station handles airport buses and Hakodate Liner connections to the Shinkansen.
Hakone-Yumoto Station is Hakone's main rail gateway, linking Odakyu Romancecar arrivals with the Hakone Tozan Train to Gora, local buses, luggage services, and the shopping streets just outside the concourse.
Hamamatsu Station
ChubuHamamatsu Station is the convenient downtown arrival point for the Tokaido Shinkansen, with city-center hotels, local buses, and the Enshu Railway at nearby Shin-Hamamatsu.
Hamamatsucho Station
KantoHamamatsucho Station combines direct Tokyo Monorail service to Haneda Airport with JR city routes, while nearby Daimon adds two Toei subway lines.
South of the river, Hankyu Arashiyama Station connects with central Kyoto and Osaka via Katsura, with convenient access to south-bank hotels and Togetsu-kyo Bridge.
Harborland Station
KansaiHarborland Station serves Kobe's waterfront shops and hotels on the Kaigan Line, five minutes from Sannomiya-Hanadokei-mae and connected underground to JR Kobe Station.
Hatchobori Station
ChugokuShopping streets and okonomiyaki restaurants surround Hatchobori Station, a downtown Hiroshima tram stop with direct services to Hiroshima Station.
Higashiyama Station
KansaiHigashiyama Station is a Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line stop for Okazaki, northern Higashiyama, Heian-jingu, nearby museums, Nanzen-ji, and east-side hotels.
Higobashi Station
KansaiOn Osaka Metro's Yotsubashi Line, Higobashi Station connects directly to Festival City through Exit 4, near Festival Hall and central Nakanoshima.
Himeji Station
KansaiArriving by Shinkansen or on a day trip from Osaka, visitors can walk from Himeji Station's north exit to Himeji Castle in 15 to 20 minutes.
Hiroshima Station
ChugokuAt Hiroshima Station, Shinkansen and regional JR services meet city streetcars, airport buses, and routes toward Miyajimaguchi and Kure.
Hisaya-odori Station
ChubuAt northern Sakae, Hisaya-odori Station links the Sakura-dori and Meijo subway lines beside Hisaya-odori Park and Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER.
Hommachi Station
KansaiHommachi Station brings three Osaka Metro lines together for direct trips to Shin-Osaka, Namba, and destinations east and west across the city.
Hon-Kawagoe Station
KantoHon-Kawagoe Station is the Seibu Shinjuku Line's Kawagoe terminus, with direct access to Kawagoe Prince Hotel and nearby buses for the old town.
Iidabashi Station
KantoFor Kagurazaka's restaurants and central Tokyo sightseeing, Iidabashi Station offers JR local trains and four subway lines, including the Tozai Line to Otemachi.
Ikebukuro Station
KantoIkebukuro Station serves a busy shopping and entertainment district in northern Tokyo, with direct trains across the capital and out to Kawagoe and Chichibu.
Iseshi Station
ChubuFor shrine visits in Ise, Iseshi Station brings JR and Kintetsu trains within a five-minute walk of Geku, with buses continuing to Naiku and other sights.
Ito Station
ChubuIto Station links central Ito's hot springs and beach with JR services to Atami and Izukyu trains south along the Izu coast.
Iwamotocho Station
KantoSouth of Akihabara's main rail complex, Iwamotocho Station serves the Toei Shinjuku Line, with Akihabara Station a short street-level walk away.
Izumoshi Station
ChugokuIzumoshi Station has JR trains to Matsue and Okayama, airport buses at the North Exit, and connections for visits to Izumo Taisha.
Jimbocho Station
KantoIn Tokyo's bookshop district, Jimbocho Station offers direct subway rides to Shinjuku and Shibuya, with cafes close to the exits.
JR Nara Station
KansaiJR Nara Station is Nara's JR rail hub, useful for Kyoto and Osaka trains, airport buses, and station-area hotels, while Kintetsu Nara is closer to the park on foot.
Kagoshima-Chuo Station
KyushuUse Kagoshima-Chuo Station for Shinkansen arrivals, airport buses, and regional JR trips before continuing to Tenmonkan, the waterfront, or Sakurajima.
For Makuhari Messe, bayfront hotels, outlet shopping, and ZOZO Marine Stadium, Kaihimmakuhari Station provides direct Keiyo Line service from Tokyo.
Kamakura Station
KantoKamakura Station is the main rail gateway for central Kamakura, linking JR services from Tokyo and Yokohama with Enoden trains toward Hase, Enoshima, and Fujisawa.
Kamata Station
KantoJR and Tokyu services meet at Kamata Station, connecting the district with central Tokyo, Yokohama, and residential neighborhoods across southwest Tokyo.
Kamejima Station
ChubuFor Noritake Garden, nearby museums, west-side hotels, and local addresses, Kamejima Station is a smaller Higashiyama Line stop one stop from Nagoya.
Kanayama Station
ChubuKanayama Station, south of central Nagoya, brings together JR, Meitetsu, two subway lines, direct Centrair trains, and a five-minute ride to Nagoya Station.
Kanazawa Station
ChubuKanazawa Station is the city's main transport hub for Hokuriku Shinkansen services, Komatsu Airport buses, and local buses to the major sightseeing districts.
Kanda Station
KantoOne stop north of Tokyo Station, Kanda connects JR trains with the Ginza Line beside streets of restaurants and bars.
Kannai Station
KantoYokohama Stadium is two minutes from Kannai Station, where JR trains meet the Blue Line for direct subway trips to Shin-Yokohama.
Karasuma Oike Station
KansaiKyoto's two subway lines meet at Karasuma Oike Station, with direct rides toward Kyoto Station, Nijo Castle, and Higashiyama from this central interchange.
Karuizawa Station
ChubuKaruizawa Station connects Hokuriku Shinkansen trains with Shinano Railway, local buses, taxis, shopping, and resort hotels on the eastern edge of Nagano Prefecture.
Kawagoe Station
KantoSouth of Kawagoe's old town, Kawagoe Station brings together JR and Tobu trains, with buses continuing to the historic streets.
Kawaguchiko Station
ChubuKawaguchiko Station is the Fuji Kyuko Line terminal for Lake Kawaguchi and the Fuji Five Lakes, connecting rail arrivals with highway buses, local buses, taxis, and hotel shuttles.
Kawaramachi Station
ShikokuKawaramachi Station brings all three Kotoden lines together beside Takamatsu's central shopping arcades, with direct limousine buses to Takamatsu Airport.
Keage Station
KansaiKeage Station is a Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line stop near Nanzen-ji, Okazaki, the Lake Biwa Canal, and east-side Kyoto hotels.
Keikyu Kamata Station links direct Haneda Airport trains with Main Line services for Shinagawa and Yokohama, while JR Kamata is a separate 15-minute walk west.
Keisei Narita Station is central Narita's Keisei stop, with Main Line trains toward Tokyo and the airport, nearby hotels, and Omotesando within walking distance.
Kencho-mae Station
ChugokuBeneath central Kamiyacho, Kencho-mae Station connects the Astram Line with Hiroshima Bus Center, Shareo, and Motomachi's hotels and shopping.
Kencho-mae Station
OkinawaAt the western end of Kokusai Street, Kencho-mae Station connects Kumoji hotels and civic offices to Naha Airport in 13 minutes by Yui Rail.
Kinosaki Onsen Station
KansaiAt the eastern edge of the hot-spring town, Kinosaki Onsen Station brings together JR limited expresses, visitor services, luggage help, and onward buses.
Kinshicho Station
KantoAt Kinshicho Station, JR trains toward Tokyo and Akihabara meet the Hanzomon Line, with shopping on both sides and Kinshi Park near Exit 4.
Kintetsu Jujo Station
KansaiKintetsu Jujo Station is a Kintetsu Kyoto Line stop in southern Kyoto, convenient for nearby hotels and local destinations around Nishikujo and Toji.
Kintetsu Nara Station
KansaiFor visits centered on Nara Park, Kintetsu Nara Station is the closest rail stop, with Kintetsu services from Osaka-Namba and Kyoto.
Kinugawa-Onsen Station combines direct Tobu limited express service from Tokyo with resort buses, SL Taiju trains, visitor information, and a free footbath.
Kitahama Station
KansaiAt Kitahama Station, the Sakaisuji subway line meets Keihan services for Kyobashi and central Kyoto, close to Osaka Exchange and Nakanoshima Park.
Kiyomizu-Gojo Station
KansaiBy Gojo Bridge on the Kamo River, Kiyomizu-Gojo Station connects travelers with Gion, Fushimi Inari, and the 25-minute walk to Kiyomizu-dera.
Kobe Station
KansaiNear Kobe Harborland, Kobe Station offers an underground route to waterfront hotels and shopping, plus direct JR trains to Sannomiya, Osaka, Akashi, and Himeji.
Kochi Station
ShikokuAt Kochi Station, JR trains and airport buses meet the streetcar route south toward the city's market, castle, and dining core.
Koenji Station
KantoKoenji Station is a JR stop in Suginami for vintage shopping, live music, neighborhood dining, and Chuo Line travel toward Shinjuku and central Tokyo.
Kokura Station
KyushuAt Kokura Station, the Sanyo Shinkansen meets northern Kyushu rail services, the Kitakyushu Monorail, and direct buses to Kitakyushu Airport.
For Ariake events, Kokusai-tenjijo Station offers direct rides from Shibuya and Shinjuku, with nearby Ariake Station providing a transfer to the Yurikamome.
Kumamoto Station
KyushuKyushu Shinkansen arrivals, airport limousine buses, and tram links make Kumamoto Station the city's easiest rail-and-luggage starting point.
Kurashiki Station
ChugokuKurashiki Station serves the Bikan Historical Quarter, with Okayama 17 minutes away by local train and airport buses leaving from the north exit.
Kushida Shrine Station
KyushuKushida Shrine Station puts Canal City Hakata and the shrine district close to Nanakuma Line trains for Hakata and Tenjin-minami.
Kyobashi Station (Osaka)
KansaiFor trips between central Osaka, Osaka Castle, and eastern Kyoto, Kyobashi Station combines JR, Keihan, and Osaka Metro services in one interchange.
Kyobashi Station is a compact Tokyo Metro Ginza Line stop east of Ginza, convenient for Kyobashi hotels, nearby Takaracho transfers, and walks toward the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station.
Hankyu trains to Osaka leave from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, beneath downtown shopping and within walking distance of Pontocho, the Kamo River, and Gion.
Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station is a central Kyoto stop on the Tozai Line, convenient for Kawaramachi Sanjo, Kyoto City Hall, Pontocho, and downtown hotel access.
Kyoto Station
KansaiKyoto Station brings Shinkansen, direct Haruka airport trains, and extensive local connections together at the city's main hub for arrivals and regional travel.
Maihama Station
KantoTokyo Disney Resort's main JR stop, Maihama Station is about 15 minutes from Tokyo Station and two minutes on foot from the resort monorail.
Makishi Station
OkinawaAt Kokusai Street's eastern end, Makishi Station offers a direct 16-minute Yui Rail ride to Naha Airport, with markets and Tsuboya nearby.
Matsumoto Station
ChubuMatsumoto Station is the main rail and bus hub for Matsumoto Castle, limited express arrivals on the Azusa and Shinano, and onward travel toward Kamikochi.
Matsuyama City Station
ShikokuFor downtown Matsuyama, Matsuyama City Station matters more for Iyotetsu trains, trams, and airport buses than for JR intercity rail.
Meguro Station
KantoWith the Yamanote, Tokyu Meguro, Namboku, and Mita lines, Meguro Station connects riverside walks with journeys across central and southwest Tokyo.
Use Meitetsu Gifu for trains toward Nagoya and Inuyama, plus selected direct airport services; the nearby JR station is a separate rail hub.
Miebashi Station
OkinawaMiebashi Station serves central Kokusai Street and the approach to Tomari Wharf, with direct Yui Rail service to Naha Airport in 14 minutes.
Minato-Motomachi Station
KansaiMinato-Motomachi Station is the closest Kaigan Line stop for western Meriken Park, Kobe's waterfront sights, and several nearby hotels.
Minatomirai Station
KantoBeneath Queen's Square, Minatomirai Station places Yokohama's waterfront skyline and major hotels directly above the platforms, with Pacifico Yokohama close by.
Mishima Station
ChubuAt Mishima Station, regional trains for central Mishima, northern Izu, and Shuzenji meet the Tokaido Shinkansen.
Beneath central Nihonbashi, Mitsukoshimae Station serves the Ginza and Hanzomon lines, with underground connections to department stores, Coredo Muromachi, and JR Shin-Nihombashi Station.
Mojiko Station
KyushuAt the northern end of JR Kyushu's Kagoshima Main Line, Mojiko Station opens onto Mojiko Retro, with local trains running through Kokura toward Hakata.
Morinomiya Station
KansaiOsaka Castle Park's southeast entrance is beside Morinomiya Station, where the JR Osaka Loop Line meets two Osaka Metro lines.
Motomachi Station
KansaiBeside Kobe's Chinatown and historic commercial streets, Motomachi Station combines JR and Hanshin routes toward Sannomiya, Osaka, Himeji, and western Hyogo.
Nagahoribashi Station
KansaiAt the eastern end of Crysta Nagahori, Nagahoribashi Station connects two subway lines near the hotels and shops of Osaka's Shinsaibashi district.
Nagano Station
ChubuNagano Station is the Hokuriku Shinkansen hub for visiting Zenkoji, staying near transport, and connecting by bus or rail to northern Nagano.
Nagasaki Station
KyushuNagasaki Station anchors the city's rail network, connecting Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen services with airport buses, shopping, trams, and nearby hotels.
Nagoya Fushimi Station connects the Higashiyama and Tsurumai lines between Nagoya Station and Sakae and provides convenient subway access to central hotels and the Shirakawa Park museums.
Nagoya Sakae Station
ChubuNagoya Sakae Station is the interchange for the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines in the city's main shopping district, near Oasis 21, Hisaya-odori Park, and MIRAI TOWER.
Nagoya Station
ChubuFor Shinkansen arrivals, regional rail trips, or direct trains to Centrair, Nagoya's main rail complex brings multiple operators together beside a dense district of hotels, shops, and offices.
Nakajima Koen Station
HokkaidoTwo subway exits open into Nakajima Park, while direct Namboku Line trains connect Nakajima Koen Station with Susukino, Odori, and Sapporo Station.
Nakanoshima Station
KansaiAt the western end of Osaka's Nakanoshima island, Nakanoshima Station connects the Keihan line directly with RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka and Grand Cube Osaka.
Nakasu-Kawabata Station
KyushuBetween Nakasu's nightlife and Kawabata's cultural quarter, Nakasu-Kawabata Station connects Fukuoka's Airport and Hakozaki lines, with direct subway rides to the airport, Hakata, Tenjin, and Kaizuka.
Namba Station
KansaiDirect trains from Kansai Airport arrive at Nankai Namba, part of the wider Namba Station area near Dotonbori in Osaka's Minami district.
Beneath Terminal 2, Narita Airport Terminal 2-3 Station connects the airport with Tokyo by JR and Keisei trains; Terminal 3 requires a walk or shuttle ride.
Narita Station
KantoJR Narita Station serves the town's hotels and the walk to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, with direct trains to Narita Airport and connections through Chiba toward Tokyo.
New Chitose Airport Station
HokkaidoNew Chitose Airport Station is the JR station on B1F of the airport terminal, with Airport trains to Sapporo, some direct services to Otaru, and transfer options for travel across Hokkaido.
Nihon-odori Station
KantoBeneath Yokohama's historic civic avenue, Nihon-odori Station is the Minatomirai Line stop for Osanbashi and the old port streets.
Niigata Station
ChubuNiigata Station is the Joetsu Shinkansen terminus from Tokyo, with regional JR lines, a connected bus terminal, and direct airport buses.
Nijo Station
KansaiTwo networks meet at Nijo Station: JR's Sagano Line for Kyoto Station and Saga-Arashiyama, and the Tozai Line across central Kyoto.
Nijojo-mae Station
KansaiThe castle moat appears outside Nijojo-mae Station, one Tozai Line stop from Karasuma Oike and the shortest rail approach to Nijo-jo's Horikawa-dori entrance.
Nikko Station
KantoFor JR trips via Utsunomiya, Nikko Station is the Nikko Line terminus, with buses outside for the World Heritage sites and Lake Chuzenji.
Ningyocho Station
KantoFor old-town Nihonbashi, Ningyocho Station combines the Hibiya and Toei Asakusa lines with a connected transfer to Suitengumae and nearby airport routes.
Nippombashi Station
KansaiBeside Kuromon Market and east Dotonbori, Nippombashi Station connects Osaka Metro's Sakaisuji and Sennichimae lines with Kintetsu services toward Nara.
Nippori Station
KantoNippori Station links the Keisei Skyliner from Narita Airport with JR services across Tokyo, with Fabric Town to the east and Yanaka to the west.
Niseko Station
HokkaidoNiseko Station is the JR Hakodate Main Line stop for the town center; reaching the ski resorts requires a separate road journey.
Nishi-Umeda Station
KansaiOn Umeda's western side, Nishi-Umeda Station serves the Yotsubashi Line, with direct trains to Namba and HERBIS beside the north gate.
Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station is Tenjin's private-rail terminal, convenient for shopping stays and southbound Nishitetsu trips to Dazaifu, Kurume, Yanagawa, and Omuta.
Obihiro Station
HokkaidoObihiro Station is the central JR stop to choose for Tokachi trips when rail access, airport buses, nearby hotels, and onward routes toward Sapporo or Kushiro matter most.
Ochanomizu Station
KantoNear Tokyo's musical instrument shops, Ochanomizu Station has JR rapid trains to Tokyo and Shinjuku, plus local services to Akihabara.
Odawara Station
KantoOdawara Station connects the Tokaido Shinkansen and JR lines with Odakyu, Hakone Tozan, and Daiyuzan trains for travel between Tokyo, Hakone, and western Japan.
Odori Station
HokkaidoThree subway lines converge at Odori Station in downtown Sapporo, close to Odori Park, Sapporo TV Tower, shopping streets, and city-center hotels.
Oimachi Station
KantoOne JR stop from Shinagawa, Oimachi Station combines north-south JR services with direct Rinkai Line trains to Odaiba and Tokyu routes across western Tokyo.
Oita Station
KyushuThree JR main lines converge at Oita Station, alongside airport and city buses, JR Oita City shopping and dining, and hotels in the prefectural capital's center.
Okaido Station
ShikokuOkaido Station is the central Matsuyama tram stop for the covered arcade, Ropeway Street, castle approaches, and airport-bus access.
Okayama Station
ChugokuShinkansen arrivals, Shikoku connections, local rail trips, trams, and airport buses converge at Okayama Station, a key transfer point in western Honshu.
Okubo Station
KantoOne local stop from Shinjuku, Okubo Station serves western Hyakunincho on the Chuo-Sobu Line, with Citadines North Shinjuku Tokyo about three minutes away.
Omiya Station
KansaiOmiya Station is a Hankyu Kyoto Line stop on Kyoto's Shijo corridor, convenient for Shijo-Omiya hotels, nearby Randen tram connections, and rail trips toward Osaka.
Onarimon Station
KantoFor Shiba Park, Tokyo Tower, and Mita Line trips through central Tokyo, Onarimon Station provides a quieter alternative to nearby Daimon and Hamamatsucho.
For Osaka-jo Hall, nearby hotels, and the northeast side of Osaka Castle Park, Osaka Business Park Station is the district's Osaka Metro stop.
Osaka Station / Umeda
KansaiJR Osaka Station and the surrounding Umeda stops form northern Osaka's main rail district, with direct Kansai Airport trains and simple connections across Kansai.
Osaka-Uehommachi Station
KansaiFor Kintetsu trips from central Osaka, Osaka-Uehommachi combines trains toward Namba, Nara, Mie, and Nagoya with nearby subway connections and direct airport buses.
Osakajokoen Station
KansaiFor Osaka Castle Park visits and events at Osaka-jo Hall, Osakajokoen Station provides JR Osaka Loop Line access near castle-side hotels.
Osaki Station
KantoOsaki Station links Tokyo's Yamanote Line with Rinkai trains for Odaiba and JR services toward Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Yokohama.
Oshiage Station
KantoOshiage Station is the east-side rail access point for Tokyo Skytree Town in Sumida, served by the Tobu Skytree Line, Hanzomon Line, Keisei Line, and Toei Asakusa Line.
Otaru Station
HokkaidoFrom Otaru Station, visitors walk downhill to Otaru Canal; direct trains run from Sapporo, some continue from the airport, and westbound locals head toward Yoichi and Kutchan.
Otemachi Station
KantoFive subway lines meet at Otemachi Station, serving central Tokyo's office district and the Imperial Palace East Gardens, with underground passages to Tokyo Station.
Randen Arashiyama Station brings tram passengers directly into the sightseeing district, close to Tenryu-ji, Togetsu-kyo Bridge, and the bamboo grove.
Roppongi Station
KantoBeneath Roppongi Crossing, Roppongi Station joins the Hibiya and Oedo lines between the major visitor complexes of Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Hills.
On Tokyo's Namboku Line, Roppongi-itchome Station serves Azabudai Hills and eastern Roppongi, but it is separate from the Hibiya and Oedo line station at Roppongi.
Ryogoku Station
KantoRyogoku Station serves Tokyo's sumo district, with JR local trains toward Akihabara and Shinjuku and a separate Oedo Line entrance near the Edo-Tokyo Museum.
Saenbacho Station
ShikokuSaenbacho Station is a Tosaden tram stop near OMO7 Kochi and Kutanda, with the Saenba airport bus stop and Harimayabashi tram connections close by.
Saga-Arashiyama Station
KansaiDirect Sagano Line trains link Saga-Arashiyama Station with Kyoto Station, with Arashiyama's main sights and the scenic railway reached on foot.
Beneath eastern Semba, Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station connects the Chuo and Sakaisuji lines, with direct trains toward Nippombashi, Morinomiya, and Osaka's waterfront.
Sakuragicho Station
KantoJR local services and the Blue Line to Shin-Yokohama make Sakuragicho Station a convenient stop for Landmark Tower, Minato Mirai, and Noge.
Sanjo Keihan Station
KansaiBeside Sanjo Bridge and the Kamo River, Sanjo Keihan Station connects Kyoto's Tozai subway with adjoining Keihan trains toward Fushimi Inari and Osaka.
Sannomiya Station
KansaiIn central Kobe, the Sannomiya cluster brings local railways together with direct Port Liner service to Kobe Airport, while Shin-Kobe is one subway stop away.
Sapporo Station
HokkaidoDirect airport trains and JR services across Hokkaido make Sapporo Station the city's main rail hub, with two subway lines and weather-protected walking routes into downtown.
Sasashima-raibu Station is the Aonami Line stop for Nagoya-Sasashima Live, providing access to Global Gate, nearby hotels, event venues, and transfers at Nagoya Station.
Sendai Station
TohokuWhen a Sendai trip turns on Shinkansen timing, airport rail, and bus departures, Sendai Station keeps the main connections close together.
Shibuya Station
KantoShibuya Crossing is only one exit away, but Shibuya Station is a multilevel complex shared by JR, Tokyo Metro, Tokyu, and Keio services.
Shichijo Station
KansaiShichijo Station is a Keihan Main Line stop serving southern Higashiyama, Sanjusangendo, Kyoto National Museum, and nearby hotel stays.
Shichirigahama Station is a two-minute walk from the surf at Shichirigahama Beach, with views across the water to Enoshima and, on clear days, Mount Fuji.
Shijo Station
KansaiIn downtown Kyoto, Shijo Station serves the Shijo-Karasuma hotel and shopping district, with Nishiki Market, restaurants, and Hankyu rail connections nearby.
Shijo-mae Station
KantoShijo-mae Station puts Toyosu Market, Senkyaku Banrai, and La Vista Tokyo Bay beside the Yurikamome, two stops from the subway interchange at Toyosu.
Shimbashi Station
KantoFour operators meet at Shimbashi Station, connecting central Tokyo and Shiodome with JR, subway, Yurikamome, and airport-bound rail services.
Shin-Aomori Station
TohokuShin-Aomori Station is Aomori's Shinkansen stop, with local trains to the city center and bus, taxi, or car access to Sannai-Maruyama and the Aomori Museum of Art.
Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station
HokkaidoThe Hokkaido Shinkansen ends outside central Hakodate at Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, where Hakodate Liner trains complete the trip in 15 to 22 minutes.
Shin-Imamiya Station
KansaiBeside Shinsekai, Shin-Imamiya Station combines JR and Nankai trains, direct Nankai service to Kansai Airport, and Osaka Loop Line connections across the city.
Shin-Kobe Station
KansaiFor Shinkansen arrivals in Kobe, Shin-Kobe Station combines a direct subway ride to Sannomiya with nearby access to Kitano and the Nunobiki hillside.
One stop east of Tokyo Station, Shin-Nihombashi serves Muromachi on the JR Sobu Rapid Line and connects underground with Mitsukoshimae's Ginza and Hanzomon lines.
Shin-Ochanomizu Station provides direct Chiyoda Line trains to Otemachi and Omotesando, while JR services use nearby Ochanomizu Station's separate platforms.
Shin-Okubo Station
KantoOn the Yamanote Line, Shin-Okubo Station serves Tokyo's Korea Town, Islam Yokocho, and a lively food district just one stop from Shinjuku.
Shin-Omiya Station
KansaiOne stop west of Kintetsu Nara, Shin-Omiya Station serves the Nara Convention Center district, western Nara hotels, and direct airport-bus connections.
Shin-Osaka Station
KansaiShin-Osaka is Osaka's Shinkansen stop north of Umeda, with direct Midosuji Line trains through central Osaka and Haruka service to Kansai Airport.
Shin-toyosu Station
KantoFor teamLab Planets and Hotel JAL City Tokyo Toyosu, Shin-toyosu is the Yurikamome stop one station from Toyosu's Yurakucho Line interchange.
Shin-Urayasu Station
KantoOne stop beyond Maihama, Shin-Urayasu Station serves Keiyo and Musashino trains, with station-side hotels, shopping centers, and airport limousine buses nearby.
Shinkansen passengers bound for Yokohama arrive at Shin-Yokohama Station, near Yokohama Arena and an 11-minute Blue Line ride from Yokohama Station.
Shinagawa Station
KantoShinagawa Station is south Tokyo's key hub for westbound Shinkansen travel, Haneda Airport trains, Narita Express service, and nearby station-area hotels.
Shinjuku Station
KantoShinjuku Station is the western Tokyo hub to choose for JR-heavy itineraries, airport or highway-bus travel, shopping and nightlife, provided you pick the right side for your hotel and plans.
Shinjuku-sanchome Station brings three subway lines to Shinjuku's east side, close to major shopping, dining, nightlife, and the streets leading toward Shinjuku Gyoen.
Shinsaibashi Station
KansaiShinsaibashi Station serves Osaka's central shopping and nightlife district, with two subway lines and walkable connections toward Namba and Dotonbori.
Shiodome Station
KantoFor Shiodome's tower district and Hama-rikyu Gardens, Shiodome Station combines the Oedo Line across central Tokyo with Yurikamome service along the bay.
Shizuoka Station
ChubuShizuoka Station places Tokaido Shinkansen passengers beside downtown, with north-side walks to central sights and buses onward to the airport, Nihondaira, and the Toro Ruins.
Suidobashi Station
KantoTokyo Dome City is close to Suidobashi Station, with JR local trains to Shinjuku and the Mita Line for Otemachi and Hibiya.
Suitengumae Station
KantoBeside Suitengumae Station, T-CAT has direct buses to Haneda and Narita, while a street-level transfer to Ningyocho opens routes on two additional subway lines.
Susukino Station
HokkaidoSusukino Station is the Namboku Line stop for Sapporo's main dining and nightlife district, with COCONO SUSUKINO directly connected and the streetcar stop nearby.
Takamatsu Station
ShikokuOn Takamatsu's waterfront, the JR station is a short walk from island ferries and Kotoden trains, with direct airport buses departing outside.
Takamatsu-Chikko Station
ShikokuAt Takamatsu's waterfront, Takamatsu-Chikko Station starts Kotoden journeys toward Ritsurin-Koen, Kotohira, and Nagao, with Tamamo Park just beside the platforms.
Takanawa Gateway Station serves its namesake mixed-use district, with Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku trains plus nearby Keikyu and Toei Asakusa Line connections at Sengakuji.
Takayama Station
ChubuTakayama Station combines Limited Express Hida trains with nearby highway buses for travel across the Hida region and onward to Nagoya, Toyama, and beyond.
Takeshiba Station
KantoBetween Shiodome and Hinode, Takeshiba Station serves WATERS takeshiba, the passenger ship terminal, and Yurikamome journeys toward Odaiba and Toyosu.
In eastern Akasaka, Tameike-sanno Station connects within the paid area to Kokkai-gijidomae, bringing four Tokyo Metro lines into one station complex.
Tanimachi 4-chome Station serves Osaka Castle's southwest approaches, with the Osaka Museum of History and Naniwa Palace Ruins Park nearby.
For subway trips across central Osaka, Tanimachi 9-chome Station joins the Tanimachi and Sennichimae lines near Osaka-Uehommachi, with direct routes to Namba, Higashi-Umeda, and Tennoji.
Temmabashi Station
KansaiBeside the Okawa, Temmabashi Station connects Keihan and Osaka Metro services with Osaka Castle, river cruises, station-side shopping, and trains toward eastern Kyoto.
Tenjin Station
KyushuTenjin Station is the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line stop for Fukuoka's central Tenjin district, connecting the city's main shopping and dining area with Hakata, Fukuoka Airport, and nearby rail and bus links.
Tenjin-minami Station
KyushuFor south Tenjin stays, Tenjin-minami is the Nanakuma Line stop for direct subway service to Hakata and nearby Imaizumi-side hotels.
Tennoji and adjacent Osaka-Abenobashi bring together direct Kansai Airport trains, cross-city subway services, and Kintetsu departures for Yoshino in southern Osaka.
Toba Station
ChubuAt Toba Station, JR and Kintetsu trains meet close to bayfront attractions, island ferries, hotel shuttles, and routes across Ise-Shima.
Tobu-Nikko Station
KantoDirect limited expresses from Asakusa and selected through trains from Shinjuku bring visitors to Tobu-Nikko Station, where buses continue to central Nikko and the mountains.
Tokyo Akasaka Station serves Akasaka on the Chiyoda Line, close to dining streets, hotels, Akasaka Sacas, and alternative subway routes via Akasaka-mitsuke and Tameike-sanno.
Tokyo Station
KantoTokyo Station is the central Tokyo rail hub to choose when Shinkansen timing, Narita Express service, or Marunouchi-side hotels matter most.
Tokyo Teleport Station links Odaiba with Shibuya and Shinjuku via through Rinkai Line services, close to DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
Toyama Station
ChubuFrom Toyama Station, Shinkansen passengers can transfer to city trams or walk to Dentetsu-Toyama Station for Tateyama and Unazuki Onsen.
Toyosu Station
KantoToyosu Station links the Yurakucho subway and Yurikamome, with direct rides from central Tokyo and easy connections to Odaiba, Ariake, and Toyosu Market.
Tsuruga Station
ChubuTsuruga Station connects the Hokuriku Shinkansen with limited express trains from Osaka and Nagoya, with the city center beyond its West Exit.
Ueno Station
KantoUeno Station links northern Tokyo sightseeing with JR and Metro connections, Shinkansen services to northern Japan and Hokuriku, and nearby Keisei Ueno trains to Narita Airport.
A three-minute JR ride from Kyoto Station brings visitors to Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station, the nearest rail stop for Kyoto Railway Museum, Kyoto Aquarium, and Umekoji Park.
Universal City Station
KansaiFor Universal Studios Japan, Universal City Station is the JR Yumesaki Line stop for the park, CityWalk, and official hotels, with some direct trains from Osaka.
Wakayama Station
KansaiWakayama Station is Wakayama City's main JR gateway, connecting Osaka-side routes, Kii Peninsula services, airport buses, and the Kishigawa Line.
Watanabebashi Station
KansaiFor Festival City and western Nakanoshima's museums, Watanabebashi Station offers Keihan service, direct access to the complex, and a nearby Metro connection at Higobashi.
Yabacho Station
ChubuFor southern Sakae's department stores and gardens, Yabacho Station is the Meijo Line stop closest to Matsuzakaya, TIAD, and Hisaya-odori Garden Flarie.
Yodoyabashi Station
KansaiAt Yodoyabashi Station, Osaka's Midosuji Line meets the Keihan Main Line terminus, with direct services through Umeda, Namba, and into central Kyoto.
Yokohama Station
KantoYokohama Station is the city's most convenient everyday rail hub for transfers, Haneda Airport access, hotels, shopping, and smooth arrivals.
Yonezawa Station
TohokuYonezawa Station is served by the Yamagata Shinkansen, Ou Line, and Yonesaka Line, with direct trains from Tokyo and bus or taxi connections to Uesugi historic sites and nearby hot-spring areas.
