| ASAKUSA 51,578 + ??? |
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| The number is average calculated per day
at Asakusa station on Tobu Line for the year 2010. The earthquake year 2011
has declined a bit to 50,821. It includes
ride-on passengers as well as get-off passengers.
At another Asakusa station on Tokyo Metro Line was 90,967 people a day. Tawaramachi station
had 26,216 everyday. For those who would
be curious about the numbers/figures for
another big stations, here's some picked
up statistics of major JR stations (please
note that JR counts only ride-on passengers,
therefore, to compare with Tobu Line and
Tokyo Metro Line, JR figures need to be double). |
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| http://www.jreast.co.jp/passenger/index.html
(daily ride-on passenger) |
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| Shinjuku : 734,154 |
| Ikebukuro : 544,762 |
| Shibuya : 402,766 (The crossing of Hachiko
Monogatari live camera is here ) |
| Yokohama : 394,900 |
| Tokyo : 380,997 (up to Tokyo, top 5 of JR
East Company) |
| Akihabara : 230,689 (number 9) |
| Ueno : 174,832 (number 13) |
| Maihama (Disneyland) : 63,898 |
| Narita Airport (T1) : 5,061 |
| Narita Airport (T2) : 3,482 |
| Shinano Shiratori : 6 (only 6 passengers daily
used iiyama line from this station) |
| Kuzakai : 2 (yes, only 2 people average got-on
from the station, Yamada Line) |
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| You might have heard of that Shinjuku has
3 - 4 million (3,000,000 - 4,000,000, depending
on statistic and on which area specificly
measure) people everyday which is the figure
including not only JR but other private railways
such as Toei Subway, Tokyo Metro, Odakyu
and Keio. The X crossing, diagonal crossing,
scramble intersection in front of Hachiko
(the dog statue), Shibuya station, has about
800,000 people a day. |
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E5 series for Hokkaido
www.jreast.co.jp/e5/top.html
The newest train runs up to Aomori
in Tohoku
will extend to Hokkaido
soon. |
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N700 to N700A series Nozomi
http://n700.jp/
The newest train
of Nozomi Shinkansen
run between Tokyo
and Hakata, Kyushu. |
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