Ōedo line

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Ōedo line
Toei class 12-600 train on the Ōedo line
Toei class 12-600 train on the Ōedo line
Route of the Ōedo Line
Route length: 40.7 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Power system : 1500 V  =
Top speed: 70 km / h

The Ōedo line ( Japanese. 大江 戸 線 , Ōedo-sen , dt. "Groß- Edo -Linie") is a line of the Tokyo subway , more precisely a line of the Toei subway , which is operated by the Tokyo Prefecture Transportation Office is operated.

From a technical point of view, the line has the special feature that the trains of the series 12-000 and 12-600 are driven by a linear motor. On the track side, a long stator is laid along the track axis for this purpose, while drive coils are provided on the underside of the bogies. In this way it was possible to dispense with classic traction motors, which accommodated the lower overall height of vehicles and tunnels and should help to save costs. Nonetheless, the Ōedo line turned out to be the most expensive of the Tokyo subway lines to date, as expenditure rose to around 1.4 trillion yen (around 11 billion euros) in the course of the construction project. One reason for this was the great depth required for the tunnels, which are up to 48 meters below the ground and cross under the Sumida River three times.

The line was previously known as Line 12 because it was fully operational on December 12, 2000 (i.e., the year 12 of the Heisei era of the Japanese epoch calendar). The official color of the line is purple BSicon lDST fuchsia.svg. Since the line runs completely underground, it is considered the second longest tunnel in Japan after the Seikan tunnel .

Data

  • Length: 40.7 km
  • Track width: 1435 mm
  • 38 stations

Train stations

No. railway station Japanese Transfer options Borough
E-01 Shinjuku Nishiguchi 新宿 西 口 JR East : Yamanote Line , Saikyō Line , Chūō-Sōbu Line , Chūō Main Line , Shōnan-Shinjuku Line , Tokyo Metro : Marunouchi Line (M-08), Odakyū : Odawara Line , Keiō : Keiō Line , New Keiō line Shinjuku
E-02 Higashi Shinjuku 東 新宿 Tokyo Metro: Fukutoshin Line (F-12)
E-03 Wakamatsukawada 若 松 河田
E-04 Ushigome-Yanagichō 牛 込 柳 町
E-05 Ushigome Kagurazaka 牛 込 神 楽 坂
E-06 Iidabashi 飯 田 橋 JR East: Chūō-Sōbu Line, Tokyo Metro: Tōzai Line (T-06), Yūrakuchō Line (Y-13), Namboku Line (N-10) Toei : Mita Line (I-10) Bunkyō
E-07 Kasuga 春日 Toei : Mita Line (I-12)
E-08 Hongō3chōme 本 郷 三 丁目 Tokyo Metro: Marunouchi Line (M-21)
E-09 Ueno-Okachimachi 上 野 御 徒 町 Taitō
E-10 Shin-Oakachimachi 新 御 徒 町 Tsukuba Express
E-11 Kuramae 蔵 前 Toei: Asakusa Line (A-17)
E-12 Ryogoku 両 国 JR East: Chūō-Sōbu Line Sumida
E-13 Morishita 森 下 Toei: Shinjuku Line (S-11) Kōtō
E-14 Kiyosumi-shirakawa 清澄 白河 Tokyo Metro: Hanzōmon Line (Z-11)
E-15 Monzen-Nakacho 門前 仲 町 Tokyo Metro: Tōzai Line (T-12)
E-16 Tsukishima 月 島 Tokyo Metro: Yūrakuchō Line (Y-21) Chūō
E-17 Kachidoki 勝 ど き
E-18 Tsukiji-Shijō 築 地 市場
E-19 Shiodome 汐 留 Yurikamome (U-02) Minato
E-20 Daimon 大門 Tokyo Metro: Asakusa Line (A-09)
E-21 Akabanebashi 赤 羽 橋
E-22 Azabujūban 麻布 十 番 Tokyo Metro: Namboku Line (N-04)
E-23 Roppongi 六 本 木 Tokyo Metro: Hibiya Line (H-04)
E-24 Aoyama-1chome 青山 一 丁目 Tokyo Metro: Ginza Line (G-04), Hanzōmon Line (Z-03)
E-25 Kokuritsukyōgijōmae 国立 競技場 前 Shinjuku
E-26 Yoyogi 代 々 木 JR East : Yamanote Line , Chūō-Sōbu Line Shibuya
E-27 Shinjuku 新宿 Toei: Shinjuku Line (S-01), JR East: Yamanote Line, Saikyō Line, Chūō-Sōbu Line, Chūō Main Line, Shōnan-Shinjuku Line, Tokyo Metro: Marunouchi Line (M-08), Odakyū: Odawara Line, Keiō: Keiō Line, New Keiō Line
E-28 Tochomae 都 庁 前 Shinjuku
E-29 Nishi-Shinjuku5chome 西 新宿 五 丁目
E-30 Nakanosakaue 中 野 坂 上 Tokyo Metro: Marunouchi Line (M-06) Nakano
E-31 Higashi-nakano 東 中 野 JR East: Chūō-Sōbu Line, Chūō Main Line
E-32 Nakai 中 井 Shinjuku
E-33 Ochiai Minaminagasaki 落 合 南 長崎
E-34 Shin-Ekoda 新 江 古田 Nakano
E-35 Nerima 練 馬 Seibu : Yūrakuchō Line , Ikebukuro Line , Toshima Line Nerima
E-36 Toshimaen 豊 島 園 Seibu: Toshima Line
E-37 Nerima-Kasugacho 練 馬 春日 町
E-38 Hikarigaoka 光 が 丘

Others

As of October 2009, on Japanese television, the anime series Miracle ☆ Train ~ Oedo-sen e Yokoso ~ ( ミラクル☆トレイン~大江戸線へようこそ~ , Mirakuru ☆ Torein ~ Oedo-sen e Yokoso ~ , dt. About " Miracle ☆ Zug ~ Welcome to the Ōedo Line ~ “) broadcast. In this series, some of the train stations are embodied by bishons .

Web links

Commons : Toei Ōedo Line  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.miracle-train.tv/ Official website for the series (Japanese)