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Facts and Figures
Operator	TOEI
System Type	Metro
Year Opened	1960
# of Lines	4
# of Cars	632
Mileage	68.13 km
Gauge	1067, 1372, 1435mm
Stations	69
Power	Overhead, LIM
Fare Media	Farecards
Website	English Site
Data Date	1996
1st Visit	12/1990
Last Visit	9/1998
% Rode	35%

Tokyo Subways
TOEI Lines

Tokyo

The TOEI system is the smaller subway system in Tokyo. It is run by the Bureau of Transportation, Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

The TOEI Asakusa line was the first line that introduced thru running of commuter railways into the subway. This is now normal for most of Tokyo's subway lines. The TOEI consists of the Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku, and O-Edo Lines.

I have broken this section up by route.

	Asakusa (3, 2 new)
	Mita (3, 1 new)

	O-edo (6)
	Shinjuku (2)

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Last Updated: 08/10/08

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TOEI Lines