Seibu-Shinjuku Station — Local services in Tokyo

This station is the starting point of the Seibu Shinjuku Line, and has a two-sided, three-track structure. If the "Shinjuku Grand Terminal" concept is realized, Seibu-Shinjuku Station and Tokyo Metro Shinjuku Station will be connected by an underground passage.

Platform 1 mainly has trains that stop at all stations. Platforms 2 and 3 are also used early in the mourning, outside of daytime commuting hours, and late at night.

Platform 2 is mainly used for limited express trains such as Koedo, Haijima Liner, and Rapid Express. Limited express trains, Haijima liner, and rapid express trains are fixed at this platform.

Platform 3 is mainly for express and semi-express trains. Platforms 1 and 2 are also used early in the mourning and on...

the young male officer at the information counter, miyamoto, was very rude when i tried to understand which tickets to buy for chichibu. when talking, his tone of voice was condescending. i told him a few times that he was rude, he did not apologize. moreover, he did not offer comprehensive explanation about different tickets. instead, he provided short answers to my questions. his attitude is offensive not at all suitable for customer service.

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Seibu Shinjuku station is located approximately 420 meters by foot from JR Shinjuku Station and there is no direct connection with JR Shinjuku station. The station has three elevated platforms serving three tracks. Platform 1 is normally used for all-stations "Local" services. Platform 2 is normally used for "Limited express" and "Rapid express" services. Platform 3 is normally used for "Rapid", "Express", and "Semi...