大門
Daimon
Daimon Station Timetable, Last & First Train
Trains stop at Daimon 928 times on weekdays, from 5:02 to 0:46 (next day), on 2 lines.
- First
- 5:02
- Last
- 0:46 (next day)
- 928 trains
Data as of
This timetable shows only the data published by Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation. Lines of other companies, such as JR, private railways and Tokyo Metro, are not included. Please also check each company's official website for transfers and last trains.
These times were checked against the official timetable of Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation; at some stations the number of departures differs from the official one (2026-11-12). Please check the official timetable for exact counts.
Daimon station timetable
Next 3 scheduled departures (all routes, delays not reflected)
This stop has many trains, so timetables are split into one page per route.
- Oedo Lineto Hikarigaoka / to Tochomae / to 都庁前経由 光が丘 / to Kiyosumi-shirakawa / to Shin-okachimachi / to ShiodomeWeekdays First 5:02 · Last 0:46 (next day) · 424 trainsTimetable
- Asakusa Lineto Narita Airport / to Imba-nihon-idai / to Haneda Airport / to Keisei-takasago / to Nishi-magome / to Aoto / to Inzai-makinohara / to Oshiage / to Misakiguchi / to Keikyu-kurihama / to Keisei-sakura / to Keisei-narita / to Shibayama-chiyoda / to Sogosando / to Miurakaigan / to Kanagawa-shimmachi / to Shinagawa / to Sengakuji / to Zushi-hayama / to Kanazawa-bunkoWeekdays First 5:04 · Last 0:25 (next day) · 504 trainsTimetable
Daimon station FAQ
- What time is the last train at Daimon?
- On weekdays, the last train is the 0:46 (next day) to Shiodome (Oedo Line).
- What time is the first train at Daimon?
- On weekdays, the first train is the 5:02 to Hikarigaoka.
- How many trains stop at Daimon?
- Weekdays 928 trains / Weekends 788 trains (2 routes).
Source: Toei Subway / Toden / Nippori-Toneri Liner GTFS data by Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation (CC BY 4.0), processed by ROUTAY. English names come from the operator's official data where available; others are romanized from the Japanese reading.