🇯🇵 Tokyo Metro Ticket Prices 2026

Fares, payment methods, and tips

How to Pay

  • Suica IC card
  • Pasmo IC card
  • Tokyo Metro 24/48/72-hr tourist ticket
  • Tokyo Subway Ticket (combined Tokyo Metro + Toei)
  • Cash at ticket machines
💡 Get a Suica card at Narita/Haneda airport on arrival — it covers all trains, buses, convenience stores, and vending machines. No need to buy separate tickets ever.

Peak Hours

No peak fare surcharge — distance-based flat fares at all times — trains are busiest during these hours. Fares do not change by time of day, but expect crowded carriages during rush hour.

Fare Table (JPY)

DistanceOff-PeakPeak
Standard (up to 6 km)¥180¥180
Standard (6–11 km)¥210¥210
Standard (11–20 km)¥260¥260
Standard (20+ km)¥300¥300
Tokyo Metro Tourist 24-hr ticket¥600¥600
Tokyo Metro Tourist 48-hr ticket¥1,000¥1,000
Tokyo Metro Tourist 72-hr ticket¥1,500¥1,500

Payment Cards & Passes

Suica & Pasmo IC Card Guide

Everything about Suica and Pasmo IC cards: how to get one, top up, what they cover, and whether tourists still need one in 2026.

  • Works on all Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, JR, private railways, buses, and monorail in Tokyo.
  • Accepted at most convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson), vending machines, and restaurants.
  • Slightly cheaper than buying paper tickets for each journey.
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Tips to Save Money

Fares are indicative and subject to change. Always verify current fares at the Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. & Toei Subway (Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation) official website.