Tokyo Metro Ginza Line

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railway line rapid transit line subway line

The Tokyo Metro Ginza Line is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most central subway lines, running east–west through major commercial and business districts including Shibuya and Ginza.

Aliases (2)

Ginza Line ×1
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line at Shibuya ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	railway line → rapid transit line → subway line →
country	Japan →
depot	Shibuya Depot → Ueno Depot →
direction	east–west →
electrification	600 V DC third rail →
fareSystem	Tokyo Metro fare system →
formerOperator	Teito Rapid Transit Authority →
gauge	1435 mm →
hasPlatformScreenDoors	yes →
interchangeWith	JR Lines at Kanda → JR Yamanote Line at Shibuya → Toei Asakusa Line at Nihonbashi → Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line at Omotesando → Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line at Shibuya → Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line at Ginza → Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line at Ginza → Tokyo Metro Tozai Line at Nihonbashi →
lineColor	orange →
lineLength	about 14.3 km →
lineSymbol	G →
locatedIn	Japan → Tokyo →
notableFeature	does not operate through-services onto other railways → first subway line built in Tokyo →
numberOfStations	19 →
oldestSubwayLineIn	East Asia → Tokyo →
openingDate	1927-12-30 →
operator	Tokyo Metro →
owner	Tokyo Metro →
rollingStock	Tokyo Metro 1000 series →
servesDistrict	Akasaka → Aoyama → Asakusa → Ginza → Nihonbashi → Omotesando → Shibuya → Toranomon → Ueno →
servicePattern	all-stations →
terminus	Asakusa Station → Shibuya Station →
throughServicesWithOtherOperators	no →
trackConfiguration	double track →
trainLength	6-car trains →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line ("Tokyo Metro Ginza Line at Shibuya") →	interchangeWith
Tokyo Metro ("Ginza Line") →	operatesLine
Omotesando →	servedBy
Shibuya Station →	servedByLine
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan →	servedByRailLine