Tokyo Last Trains and Disruptions: Check Every Connection

Catching the first leg does not guarantee the last connection. Check the date, direction, transfers, and service notices; this page does not publish a fixed last-train timetable.

Editorial guidance · About 2 min · Text updated 19 Sept 2026 · How information is compiled

Search the full journey

Use the origin, final destination, date, and direction. Around midnight, check the date carefully. Include the walk between platforms rather than combining train times alone. JR East’s FAQ links to its official route search.

Sources for this sectionJR East: frequently asked questions

Separate timetable, status, and evidence of delay

Different pages answer different questions. A status page without a warning is not a substitute for checking whether your particular journey is possible.

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What each source can answer
PageUseful forNot a substitute for
Route or timetable searchScheduled departures, arrivals, and connections.Live disruption information.
Service informationReported disruption and affected sections.The exact position of every train.
Delay certificateThe operator’s record of delays.A route available right now.

Check the operator and update time

JR East notes that its status page does not refresh automatically and may differ from actual operations. Tokyo Metro’s FAQ identifies its official status channels. For a journey across operators, check each one rather than treating a single page as a Tokyo-wide feed.

Recheck the whole route after a missed connection

From a well-lit, staffed public place, look again for a complete available route. Do not run for a train or rely on an old timetable screenshot. If using another mode of transport, check its pickup point, destination, and fare information. This site does not provide live dispatch or fare guarantees.

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