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Getting around Tokyo, and how long it really takes
The 41 journeys in our Tokyo itinerary, measured between places with real coordinates. How much you walk, how much you ride.
10h 24m
on the move, over 7 days
on foot
6h 50m 66%
30 legs
by public transport
3h 34m 34%
11 legs
35m · by public transport
The lines the itinerary names
- Marunouchi metro line from Shinjuku-gyoemmae to Nishi-shinjuku
- JR Yamanote train from Shinjuku to Shin-Ōkubo, one stop
- The little Enoden train from Kamakura to Hase: green carriages that brush the walls of the houses
- The little Enoden train from Hase to Kamakurakōkōmae, along the coast: the ticket office sells the Noriorikun day pass for ¥800
- The little Enoden train back to Kamakura
- Keiō Inokashira train from Shimo-Kitazawa to Kichijōji, where the railway ends
Tickets and fares: the official site
We do not print ticket prices here, and that is deliberate: they change, and a page that quotes them turns false on its own without anyone noticing. We send you straight to the operator.
Tokyo Metrolink checked on August 18, 2026
⚠️ These are the times of OUR itinerary: calculated on the route between two places with real coordinates, not pulled live from the transport service. They show you what a day in Tokyo is shaped like, not what the tram timetable says: strikes, works and queues are beyond us.