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Getting to Roppongi & Azabudai

Roppongi is off the JR network, so the subway — or a taxi late at night — is the way in.

Roppongi Station is on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the Toei Oedo Line. Azabudai Hills is closest to Kamiyacho (Hibiya Line) and Roppongi-itchome (Namboku Line); Tokyo Tower to Akabanebashi (Oedo Line) and Kamiyacho. Fares are approximate; see getting to Tokyo.

Routes at a glance

FromBest routeTimeApprox. cost
Narita AirportNarita Express to Tokyo Station, then Marunouchi and Hibiya linesAbout 85–95 minAround ¥3,300
Narita AirportAirport Limousine Bus to Roppongi-area hotelsAbout 90–120 minAround ¥3,600
Haneda AirportTokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, then Oedo Line from DaimonAbout 35–40 minAround ¥700
Tokyo StationMarunouchi Line to Kasumigaseki, then Hibiya LineAbout 15–20 minAround ¥210
ShinjukuToei Oedo Line, directAbout 10 minAround ¥220
ShibuyaBus (about 15 min) or JR to Ebisu, then Hibiya LineAbout 15–20 minAround ¥210–350
GinzaHibiya Line, directAbout 9 minAround ¥180

Getting around Roppongi & Azabudai

On foot: Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Midtown and the National Art Center form a triangle with sides of about 10 minutes’ walk. Azabudai Hills is 10–15 minutes east of Roppongi Crossing, and Tokyo Tower a further 10 minutes downhill.

Late at night: the last trains leave around midnight. Taxis are plentiful at Roppongi Crossing; use the official ranks or an app.

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