It will be more convenient if you take the general military line. 40 minutes, 17 station transfer to Yuchai Central Line, 15 minutes, 8 stations to Shinjuku, 6 10 yen. Of course, there are buses running through the central area, which are faster.

If you take the Jingya Line to Tokyo Station, you will also take the Central Line bus to Shinjuku.

When you arrive in Shinjuku, you can take the Yamanote Line to Shibuya and Ikebukuro. The outer ring road goes north to Ikebukuro and Ueno, and the inner ring goes south to Shibuya and Shinagawa.

JR line (railway line) and subway are actually very easy to distinguish. The vehicles on Yamanote Line are light yellow-green (グィス) (railway internal name: Guo Huangqing No.6), and the vehicles on Jingya Line 205 are burgundy (Guo Chi 14) 65438+. The local trains of General Army and Central Line are light yellow カナリァィェロー (Guo Huang 1), and the express train is orange バーミ. This is called ラ. When you look at the route map at the station, the color of the route is line color, and the vehicles will be the same color, at least with ribbons.

The map around the station can go to the website of JR East http://www.jreast.co.jp/yamanotemap/index.html..

The last bus of Tokyo Station of Jingyi Line leaves for Suwo at 0: 22, and the last bus of Akihabara leaves for Muzhang Hometown at 0: 3 1.

I just saw the post, I wonder if the landlord can still use it.