Gaiemmae Station

Gaiemmae Station is a metro station on the Ginza Line in Tokyo with two underground platforms. It serves passengers traveling through central Tokyo and sits near sports facilities and cultural institutions.

The station opened in 1938 under the name Aoyama-yonchōme and was renamed a year later. This change reflects a shift in how the area was organized during the early growth of the metro system.

The station provides access to important sports facilities and connects visitors to the National Olympic Stadium and neighboring grounds. It serves as a gateway to green spaces and locations that draw both residents and travelers.

The station has accessible facilities and modern ticket machines for easy navigation. Visitors should expect busy conditions during peak travel times throughout the day.

The location offers direct access to a contemporary art collection and green spaces surrounding a significant Shinto shrine. This blend of cultural institutions and nature makes it an unexpected junction for art enthusiasts and nature visitors.

Location: Kita-Aoyama

Inception: November 18, 1938

Official opening: 1938

Operator: 東京地下鉄

Website: https://tokyometro.jp/station/gaiemmae

GPS coordinates: 35.67046,139.71788

Latest update: December 20, 2025 11:39