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Tokyo Metropolitan Area Railway and Subway Route To Matō Kassemba Ienaka Tobu-kanasaki Niregi Momiyama Kita-kanuma Itaga Shimo-goshiro Myojin Imaichi Nikkō Line To Aizu-Wakamatsu To Sendai To Fukushima To Haranomachi Jōban Watarase Keikoku Railway Nikkō Ban-etsu-East Line Iwaki Kusano Line Niigata Area Akagi Tanuma Tada Tobu Nikko Line Shin-kanuma To Kōriyama / Network Map To Chuo-Maebashi Minami- Tobu-nikko ★ To Murakami Kuzu Yashu-otsuka Kuniya Omochanomachi Nishikawada Esojima utsunomiya Kami- Uchigō Tobu Sano Line TsurutaKanumaFubasami imaichi Shin-fujiwara Namie Jomo Electric Railway Yoshimizu Shin-tochigi Shimo- Shin-takatokuKosagoeTOBU WORLDKinugawa-onsen SQUAREKinugawa-koen Line Tōhoku Shibata ■Areas where Suica /PASMO can be used Yashu-hirakawa Mibu Tobu Utsunomiya Line Yasuzuka Yumoto Tōhoku Tōhoku Shinkansen imaichi Line Aizu Kinugawa Aioi Nishi-Kiryu Horigome Utsunomiya Line Shimotsuke-Ōsawa Tobu Kinugawa Line Kuroiso Izumi Futaba Tobu-utsunomiya Daiyamuko Okuwa Railway 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Yamagata, Akita, TOBU URBAN PARK Line Shimizu-koen Atago Nodashi Umesato To Hitachi-Ōta Chichibu Railway Niigata Takasaki Line Koizumi Hokkaidō Shinkansen Tobu Isesaki Line Fujino- Yoshikawa Midorino To Kōriyama Tōkai Echigo-IshiyamaKamedaOgikawaSatsukino Kita-Fujioka Honjōwaseda Kumagaya koizumi machi Higashi- Narushima Shiraoka Satte Unga Kashima Ban-etsu- Nishi- Isobe Jōetsu, Hokuriku(via Nagano)Shinkansen Shinozuka Hon-nakano ushijima Koshigaya-Laketown Yoshikawa minami Niigata Niitsu Annaka koizumi Shiraoka Wado Shinmoriya Miraidaira Suigun Line Sawa Rinkai Tetsudo West Line MatsuidaMatsuida Takasaki Minami- Sugito-takanodai Nagareyama Shin-etsu Line Gumma-Fujioka New Shuttle kurihashi Ryutetsu Nagareyama Line Katsuta To Kashimajingū To Minami-Otari Kita-Takasaki Hasuda Edogawadai ★ Hakusan Furutsu Gumma-Yawata Kasukabe Minami- Moriya Tanshō Shiku Tobu-dobutsu-koenHimemiyaKita-kasukabe IchinowariTakesato SengendaiObukuro Kita-koshigayaKoshigaya Gamo Shinden Dokkyodaigakumae Shishido Hanuki Shōnan KombaHigashi- Mito Jōshin Electric Railway Haraichi Kashiwa-Tanaka Kairakuen(Seasonal) Sekiya To Shinonoi Kodama Gyōda Uchijuku Ina-Chūō Maruyama Miyahara Higashi- Hatsuishi Yashiroda Higashi- To Shimonita Hachikō Line Yorii Yoshinohara TOBU SKYTREE Line Shim-Misato TamayodoHachigata Kamonomiya Ōmiya Minumadai- Kashiwanoha- Minamimoriya Akatsuka Niitsu Matsumoto Matsuhisa Obusuma Toro Soka campus Aoyama Tagami Chichibu Railway Fukiage Tetsudō- Toneri shinsuikoen Uchihara Minami-Matsumoto Yōdo Tobu-takezawa Kita-omiya Omiya-koen Owada Nanasato Iwatsuki Higashi- Toyoharu Yagisaki Koshigaya Nagareyama- Kantō RailwayTogashira Jōsō Line Shinseki Ageo Hakubutsukan iwatsuki Misato ＊ OgawamachiMusashi-ranzanTsukinowaShinrin-koenHigashi-matsuyama Kōnosu Ōmiya Shin-koshigaya Toneri-koen otakanomori Tomobe Kobari Hirata To Mitsumineguchi Seibu-Chichibu Orihara Kitamoto Okegawa Miyahara TOBU URBAN PARK Line Yatsuka Inatoi Hanyūda Kita- Kita-Kōnosu Kita-Ageo Higashi- Yazaike Iwama Takezawa Takasaka Saitama-Shintoshin Nagareyama- Gosen Murai Seibu ChichibuYokoze Line Kawaguchi Akabane-iwabuchi Musashino Line Minami- Yumemino Terao To Komoro Saitama Railway Nishiaraidaishi-nishi Takenotsuka Nagareyama centralpark Hatori Kamo Ashigakubo Kita-sakado Hon- Nisshin Kita-Yono Yono Urawa- Niigata Hirooka Oku-Tama Myōkaku Kawagoe misono Kohoku Shintoride Ishioka Gosen Sakado Kawagoe Minami- Sashiōgi Nishi-Ōmiya Shiojiri Shōmaru WakabaTsurugashimaKasumigaseki Yono-Hommachi Kita-Urawa Nippori-toneri Liner University Jōetsu Shinkansen Honai Furuya Shimo Koya Daishimae Nishiarai Misato-chūō Takahama Koumi Line Bushu-karasawaHigashi-moroBushu-nagaseKawakadoNishi-oya Minami- Terahara Uchino Midoriko Shiromaru Nishi-Agano Urawa AraijukuHatogaya hatogaya motogō Ogi-ohashi Tobu Ogose Kawagoe Line Saikyō Line Minami-Yono Kawaguchi- SakaechoKajiwara Arakawa shakomaeArakawa yuenchimaeMiyanomae Daishi Line Kandatsu Higashi- Odai Line Echigo ★ Agano Tobu Ogose Line Ippommatsu Shingashi Tozuka-angyō Oji-ekimae Adachi-odai Yashio Toyoshiki Uchino Sanjō Okaya Hatonosu Minami- Minami- Oji-kamiya Umejima Nishitoride Tsuchiura Moro Naka-Urawa Higashi-Urawa Tokyo Sakura Tram Kumanomae Tsukuba Express nishigaoka Shimo-Suwa Higashi-Agano Komagawa Kawagoe Line Matoba Kawagoeshi Ōtsuka Kami-fukuoka Musashi- Urawa Warabi Nishi-Kawaguchi Kawaguchi Arakawaoki Kita-Sanjō Kori Urawa Rokuchō Kita-ayase Echigo- Sanjō Kami- Musashi-Yokote Fujimino Akabane Gotanno Hitachinoushiku Suwa Kobuchizawa Kawai Musashi-Takahagi Kasahata Nishi-Kawagoe Shin-Sayama Tobu Tojo Line Akatsuka Tōkōji Koma Keihin-Tōhoku LineAkado-shogakkomae Aoi Ushiku Chino Nagasaka Mitake Tsuruse Kita-Toda Toda Toda-Kōen Ukimafunado Kita- Higashi-Jūjō Ōji Machiya-ekimaeMachiya Kita-Senju Echigo-Sone Tsubamesanjō Aoyagi Fujimi Matsudo Mabashi Abiko Obiori Aizu-Wakamatsu To Hinoharu Higashi- Sayamashi Mizuhodai Akabane Kameari Kanamachi Kita-Matsudo Shim-MatsudoKita-KoganeMinami-KashiwaKita-Kashiwa Tennōdai Fujishiro Sawai Asukayama Utsunomiya Line, Oku Ryūgasakishi Maki Tsubame SuzurannosatoShinano-Sakai Anayama Hannō Jūjō Keisei Kanamachi Iriso Takasaki Line Line Jōban Line Mitsuke Ikusabata Seibu Shinjuku Line Senjuōhashi Toride Bushi Irumashi Inariyama-kōenMusashi- Sayamagaoka Yanasegawa Nishi-Urawa Takinogawa itchome Kami- Ayase Keisei- Sanuki Iwamuro Shimpu Hannō Fujisawa Machiya nichome Chūō Line Nishigahara Nakazato Higashi ogu sanchome Kosuge Kanamachi Kamihongō Futamatao Motokaji Seibu Ikebukuro Line Kita-Asaka Nishigahara yonchome Chiyoda Line Kashiwa Shin- Nishi- Oshikiri Kōfu Ryūō Nirasaki Kotesashi Shin-Tokorozawa Shiki Arakawa nanachome Ushida Ireji Line Yahiko Shim- Matsudo-Shinden kashiwa Kita-Yoshida Shin-etsu Line Ishigamimae Shimo- Shin-takashimadairaTakashimadairaNishidai Hasune Shimura-sanchomeShimura-sakaueMotohasunumaItabashihonchoItabashi Nishi-sugamo Shin-koshinzuka Tsubame Kita- Kaneko Nishi- Nishi-takashimadaira kuyakushomae Mikawashima Arakawa nichome Keisei- 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