Bakuroyokoyama Sta. — Local services in Tokyo

If you are on the Shinjuku line (Keio New Line) and wants to transfer to Asakusa line and go to Narita airport choose the first car next to the train driver exit the closest door to the driver and take escalators up twice, then just follow the sign Asakusa line ( it will be a right turn and then just straight to the gate). Exactly in front of the entrance gate yoh can get on the Asakusa line to Narita airport (tranfer time from Shinjuku line to Asakusa line is about 2 min if you walk fast and walk on the escalators, but if you choose to stand on the escalators and walk a bit slower it will take up to 4-5 min to transfer. Make sure to have your pass ready since there will be an exit gate from shinjuku line and entrance gate to Asakusa line , therefore you’ll need to use your suica , pasmo or any other Japanese train card you have , twice Good luck...

Between warehouses and wholesalers, the city’s trade still breathes. Textiles and laughter spill from narrow lanes. Beneath, the Shinjuku Line moves goods of another kind — the silent cargo of daily dreams.

Tourist Tip: Connect to Asakusa Line (Higashi-Nihonbashi) and JR Sobu Line (Bakurocho). Great stop for discount shopping and vintage...

Change at Higashi Nihonbashi and walk to here to go to Shinjuku. Beats taking the JR line in my book. Both Toei lines as well. Why pay more when you can pay less?

In rush hour, both escalators are set to go up. Imagine that? You actually have to use your legs to walk down....