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Daikan-yama Station: what's nearby, how to get there and when to go · 2026

Residents rely on Daikan-yama Station for direct underground connections toward Shibuya, trading major terminal crowds for seamless access along the Tokyu Toyoko Line.

Daikan-yama Station · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Daikan-yama Station anchors a compact transit corridor connecting Shibuya to southwestern commuter lines.

Daikan-yama Station operates on the Tokyu Toyoko Line under the management of Tokyu Corporation in Shibuya. The stop provides neighborhood access to regional tracks running toward major hubs without the massive foot traffic found at larger junctions. Commuters living nearby use the platforms for straightforward local travel, avoiding the congested surface walkways of central Tokyo while keeping a direct rail link to neighboring districts.

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The rail line connects directly into the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line following an engineering overhaul that routed the tracks below ground level. Tokyu Corporation altered the approach by lowering the station slope to meet the subterranean alignment into Shibuya. This connection permits continuous travel across subway routes without changing trains, turning a quiet neighborhood station into an integral part of the metropolitan transit grid.

Associations
  • Tokyu Toyoko LinePrivate railway corridor linking Shibuya directly to neighboring hubs.
  • Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin LineThrough service allows riders to reach inner subway stops without transfers.
  • Shibuya surface platform closureDirect surface transfers ended when trains shifted to subterranean tracks.
Facts
  • Tokyu Corporation operates Daikan-yama Station as a stop on the Tokyu Toyoko Line in Shibuya.
  • The rail line between Daikan-yama Station and Shibuya Station runs through an underground track section.
  • Tokyu Corporation converted the station track gradient from an upward incline to a downward slope to connect with underground platforms.
  • The station tracks connect to the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line to provide through-train service.
Source: Wikipedia
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RGB256 · cc-by-sa-3.0 · Mar 20, 2010
RGB256 · cc-by-sa-3.0 · Mar 20, 2010
Nesnad · cc-by-4.0 · Oct 21, 2019

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