Shinjuku
新宿
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Year Opened |
1885 |
JR Lines served |
JR: Yamanote; Chuo; Sobu; Saikyo;
Shonan-Shinjuku
Odakyu: Odawara
Seibu: Shinjuku
Subway: Marunochi, Shinjuku, Oedo |
Station ID |
JY17, JC05, JB10, JS20,
JA11 |
Transfers |
Keio: Main Line & New Line
Odakyu: Odawara
Seibu: Shinjuku
Subway: Marunochi, Shinjuku, Oedo |
Former
Name |
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Right-of-Way |
Elevated |
Platform Layout |
8 island platforms |
# of
tracks |
16 tracks |
Points
of Interest |
Shinjuku station is considered the world's busiest train
station. The JR station alone handles around 1.5 million passengers per
day. Then add the Odakyu, Keio and 3 subway lines, the entire complex
handles 3.4 million/day. Nearby Seibu Shinjuku stations adds another
185,000/day.
It is definitely a people watching spot. Rush hours are simply
insane, especially the Yamanote and Chuo line platforms. It is also a
station not for the timid. There are corridors everywhere, but not all
are connected and the layout is confusing, even for locals. |
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Chuo
train seen leaving busy Shinjuku Station |
Chuo
line train leaving Shinjuku. (7/08) |
Chuo
line train leaving Shinjuku. (7/08) |
This
train is on a flyover just past Shinjuku Station. (6/12/03) |
A
Saikyo Line train is seen entering Shinjuku Station. |
Train
at Shinjuku during morning rush hour, not the uniformed "pushers" at each
door. (6/12/03) |
Doors
closed and a crush load of commuters is leaving Shinjuku. (6/12/03) |
The
queue is ready. (6/12/03) |
Saikyo
line train (2/1/10) |
South
main entrance (2/2/10) |
South
main entrance (2/2/10) |
South
main entrance (2/2/10) |
The
southern end of the station (2/2/10) |
Chuo
long distance train (1996) |
Chuo
long distance train (1996) |
Sobu
line train in the foreground south of Shinjuku (2/2/10) |
Ticket
machines (4/24/17) |
Station
entrance (4/24/17) |
Station
entrance (4/24/17) |
Yamanote
Line train (4/24/17) |
NEXT STOP |
To Tokyo CCW (Outer Loop) |
To Tokyo CW (Inner Loop) |
Shin-Okubo |
Yoyogi |
To: Takao |
To Tokyo |
Commuter Rapid: Kokubunji
Nakano |
Yotsuya |
To: Mitaka |
To: Chiba |
Okubo |
Yoyogi |
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