Tokyo
General Information
A highly dense network of very efficient public transport, as you'd expect for the worlds most populous city |
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Toei Transportation | 
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| web | www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp | |
| description | The bus network is mostly used in Tokyo to fill in the gaps between the dense network or metro and railway lines. I didn’t use buses during my stay in Tokyo | |
| operated by |
Toei Transportation |
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| web | www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp | |
| description | Just one line remains of Tokyo's tram system | |
| operated by |
Tokyo Metro and Toei Transportation | 
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| web | www.tokyometro.jp and www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp | |
| description | Metro and subway services are provided by two different companies, between them they cover most of the centre of the city and out into the suburbs. Services are generally frequent and reliable | |
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Various operators, JR East being the largest |  |
| web | www.jreast.co.jp | |
| description | Reliable and generally frequent services that link out from the centre of Tokyo to further distances beyond where the Metro goes to. | |
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Tokyo Monorail | 
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| web | www.tokyo-monorail.co.jp | |
| description | Single monorail line running from Haneda airport to the edge of the city centre, connecting into the various rail and metro systems | |