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Tokyo Transit
Commuter Lines

JR Commuter

These lines are famous for the rush hour "pushers". They are platform guards that help cram as many people onto a train as possible. This is especially true on the Chuo and Yamanote Lines in Tokyo. With so many people living outside the expensive Tokyo city there are a lot of commuters from the outlining suburbs. The former government owned JNR is now the private JR East in Tokyo which moves most of the commuters. However with the amount of commuters, there are many private railroads that haul passengers around the region. I have only been on a few of them.

Please select the commuter system to view.

	JR East (109, 73 new)
	Keisei Line (18, 7 new)
	Keio Line (16, 8 new)
	Keikyu (14, 14 new)
	Odakyu (16, 9 new)

	Rinkai (9, 9 new)
	Seibu Line (1)
	Tobu Line (8, 6 new)
	Tokyu (1)
	Tsukuba (11, 11 new)

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Last Updated: 04/05/11

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KTRANSIT.COM ASKS FOR YOUR HELP The webmaster loves Japan and wants to help after the Earthquake and Tsunami. Please consider a donation to the American Red Cross or Salvation Army for Japan relief efforts

Tokyo Transit Commuter Lines

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The webmaster loves Japan and wants to help after the Earthquake and Tsunami. Please consider a donation to the American Red Cross or Salvation Army for Japan relief efforts

Tokyo Transit
Commuter Lines