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Tokyo Station Quiz

Name stations on Yamanote and Ginza lines. Use a geographic map, start with a short route, or try every included station.

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TOKYO STATION QUIZ

Tokyo Stations

45 station points across 2 included routes. Start with a short First visit challenge. Type a name and press Enter.

0 / 4Stations in this challenge
10 minutes · 4 unique stations
10:00
Choose a challenge above, then press Start.

English or Japanese station names. Spaces, hyphens, accents and the station suffix do not matter. No penalty for wrong guesses. The clock keeps running when you switch games or close the app.

Tokyo · Geographic map

Changing the map does not change your challenge.
North ↑
Tap a dot for its lines. Station names appear when you find them.

Drag to move. Pinch or use + / − to zoom. Keyboard: arrow keys, + / −, Home. The rivers, coast and regions are your clues.

Geography © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL 1.0. Station coordinates: Wikidata (CC0). Independently drawn by Play Gridlark; river widths, regions and track connections are simplified. Not for journey planning. Download adapted data (includes answers)

Show JY route strips

A simplified branch-by-branch view. Swipe sideways on small screens. Line codes above a blank are interchange hints. Choose another line above to change these strips.

Yamanote loop · part 1

Yamanote loop · part 1. Names and blanks also appear in the text list below.01 · ______G02 · ______03 · ______04 · ______
Show JY station list

JYYamanote loop · part 1

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Yamanote (30 stations) and Ginza (19 stations) only. Shared station names count once. Other Tokyo routes are not included. The map uses real locations with simplified station-to-station connections, not every service stopping pattern. Optional strips show quiz order, not geography.

Web preview: refreshing this page resets the round. City quiz results do not change your logic puzzle score.

Sources and map notes

Station names and corridor order: the operator sources below. Data snapshot: 2026-09-14. This is a geographic quiz, not a live service map. No official affiliation. Regional labels and river widths are approximate clues.

Yamanote loop · sourceGinza line · sourceWikidata · CC0OpenStreetMap · ODbL

The adapted geographic data can be downloaded from the map credit. Station names and locations are bundled for play without live map tiles or location tracking.

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Rules & example: Tokyo Station Quiz
  1. Choose a First visit, single-route or all-included-routes challenge, then start the timer.
  2. Type a station name and press Enter. Tokyo and Osaka accept English or Japanese names.
  3. Correct names fill the map. Line colors, rivers and district labels are clues; wrong guesses have no penalty.

A quick example

In the Yamanote challenge, Shibuya and 渋谷 both fill the Shibuya station point.

Where to start

Start with a familiar journey and work outward. This collection covers Yamanote and Ginza lines, not the entire city network. A quiz, not a live journey planner.

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