Society and Tokyo Metro

We conduct a variety of activities that contribute to the growth of areas along our rail lines and deepen communication with regional society. Examples include activities for cleaning and beautification of the region, activities for increasing understanding regarding our business activities, activities for supporting culture and art, and activities for supporting social welfare.

We work to promote international cooperation and exchange by welcoming JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) trainees and subway personnel from other countries.

Tokyo Metro Kids Campus is a website for kids designed so that they learn and have a good time at the same time. The main theme is "Subways are fun", with the following three main topics: environment, safety and security, and service. This site can be used as an integrated learning resource in schools or for independent study by students in the upper grades of elementary school.

Subway Museum was built with a hope that more and more people, especially the younger generations of elementary and junior high school students, gain a better understanding of what a subway is. It is a museum designed for visitors to learn by participating through actually "seeing, touching and moving" things, each display representing the history of the subway and its advancing technologies.
A place to acknowledge and enjoy new discoveries by seeing and experiencing from different angles of the subway – a service that is so closely connected to our daily lives.

In order to raise awareness regarding subway etiquette, we have been putting up monthly posters promoting good manners since 1974. By doing so, we hope to provide our passengers with the most pleasant subway experience.
Previous posters used this year can be seen at the "Metro Scope" site operated by Metro Cultural Foundation.

• Metro Scope: Subway Etiquette Poster Page (Japanese only)