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M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706
A Historical Reviewof Railway Planning
in Tokyo Metropolitan Area
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1.Expansion of the Residential Area2.Development in Railway Network of Tokyo3.Tram Network in Tokyo4.Conventional Rail Network in Tokyo5.Congestion Degree vs Comfortable Ride6.Person Trip Survey in Tokyo Metropolitan Area7.Some Findings
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by Hisao UCHIYAMA
Change in the residential area
Around year 1860
Around year 1868
Around year 1923
Around year 1945
Around year 1964
Before 1868 (the Meiji Revolution), population was more than 1.5 million.
In those days, the residential area was located only inside of the Yamate Line in the west.
Then after, the populationwas spreading out to the west.
1.Expansion of the Residential Area
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 1.expansion of the residential area
Private Rail
Yamate Line
Shinjuku
Shibuya
品川
Shinbashi
Ryougoku
Ueno
Ikebukuro
Akabane
Iidamachi
KitasennjuTabata
horse drawn streetcar
tramcar
2.Development in Railway Network of Tokyo
Private Rail
Private Rail
Private Rail Private Rail
Private Rail
National Rail
Asakusa
1906:nationalization of the private rail
● Rail Network in 1905
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
1982:privatization from the national rail
● Rail Network in 1925
JNR line
Private line
Transfer station
Other station
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
Metro line
JNR line
Private line
Transfer staton
Other station
● Rail Network in 1935
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
Metro line
JNR line
Private line
Transfer station
Other station
● Rail Network in 1945
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
Line No.3
Line No.4
JNR line
Private line
Transfer station
Other Station
● Rail Network in 1955
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.Development in Railway Network
Line No.3
Line No.4(Ext.)
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
JNR line
Private line
Transfer station
Other station
● Rail Network in 1965
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
Line No.3
Line No.9
Line No.8
Line No.6
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
JNR line
Private line
Transfer station
Other Station
● Rail Network in 1975
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
JNR linePrivate Transfer
Station
Line No.3
Line No.11
Line No.10
Line No.9
Line No.8
Line No.6
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
● Rail Network in 1985
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
JR linePrivate Transfer
Station
Line No.3
Line No.12
Line No.13
Line No.11
Line No.10
Line No.9Line No.8
Line No.7
Line No.6
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
● Rail Network in 1995
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
JR linePrivate Transfer
Station
Line No.3
Line No.12
Line No.13
Line No.11
Line No.10
Line No.9Line No.8
Line No.7
Line No.6
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
● Rail Network in 2005
2.development in railway networkM-MAP2 Work Shop 170706
JR linePrivate Transfer
Station
Line No.3
Line No.12
Line No.13
Line No.11
Line No.10
Line No.9Line No.8
Line No.7
Line No.6
Line No.5
Line No.2
Line No.1
Line No.4
● Rail Network in 2015
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 2.development in railway network
3.Tram Network in Tokyo
Apr. 1st in 1961
horse drawn streetcar(1982:Shinbashi)
Good-bye Tram(1962)
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 3.tram network
● Tram view this and that
Kachidoki drawbridge-closed
Shibuya
Sept.1968
Takegawa
bridge for exclusive line Kachidoki drawbridge-open
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 3.tram network
● Congestion of Tram
Abolition of tram system⇒ Introduction of metro system
Dec.1967
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congestion: both of passengers and road traffic
3.tram network
1
2
3
4
5
AYS
KSJ
NNP
YYG-U
NKN
NFB
① Toukaido・Yokosuka-line② Chuuou-line③ Tohoku-line④ Joban-line⑤ Sobu-line
Metro-line No.5Metro-line No.9
1965~1971
4.Conventional Rail Network in Tokyo
● JNR 5 directional tacticsfor commuter
double track⇒ four-track
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 4.conventional rail network
● commuters’ Hell at Shinjuku-1
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 4.conventional rail network
● commuters’ Hell at Shinjuku-2
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 4.conventional rail network
● commuters’ Hell at Shinjuku-3
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 4.conventional rail network
5.Congestion Degree vs Comfortable Ride
・passenger capacity of a vehicle:the sum of seating capacity andstanding capacity
・standing capacity of a vehicle:effective floor space/0.3m2
to be able to spread a newspaper and to read it easily
recent target in Japan
100%
150%
※ A capacity of a vehicle is around 140~150 passengers.
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 5.congestion degree
180%
200%
250%
to be forced to fold a newspaperfor reading it
to read barely enough a weeklymagazine, even feeling pressurefrom surrounding passengers
not to be able to move a bodyand hands at all, since leanedbody synchronizing with trainswaying
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 5.congestion degree
0~50,000 passengers/day50,000~100,000100,000~250,000250,000~500,000500,000~passengers/day
legend
● Daily Cross traffic volume by line(2015)
reference:the 2015 MetropolitanTransportation CensusSurvey conduced by every10 years
Inside of the Yamete:⇒ distribution
Outside of the Yamete:⇒ concentration
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 5.congestion degree
South ofIbaraki Pref.
Chiba Pref.
Saitama Pref.
Kanagawa Pref.
Tokyo Metropolis
● Expansion of PT Survey Area(1968~2008)
The PT survey was conducted every 10 years.Next is scheduled to be implemented in 2018.
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706
1968 Survey
Additional Area of 1978 Survey
Additional Area of 1988 Survey
Expanded Area of 2008 Survey
※The survey area of 1998 was similar to that of 1988
6.Person Trip Survey in Tokyo Metropolitan Area
6.person trip survey
(10 thousand trip)
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
0
from in to out trip
intra trip 8,433
7,407
6,692
7,874
6,656
36
7,358
49
7,812
62
8,330
103
1.111.06
1.07
1978 1988 1998 2008
● Total Trips Travelled by residents
Example of the aggregated results
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 6.person trip survey
1998 2008
~6:30 ~7:30 ~8:30 ~9:30~7:00 ~8:00 ~9:00 ~10:00 ~11:00~10:30 (time zone)
30
20
10
25
15
5
0
(%)
0.9 1.31.5
2.2
4.75.7
13.214.0
26.4 26.1
29.0
27.3
13.212.8
7.2 6.8
2.3 2.2 1.6 1.6
● Concentration ratio to arrival time(railway passenger)1998~2008
concentr
ation r
atio
Some companies have introduced flex time system.
up
up
up
down
down
down
down
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 6.person trip survey
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706 7.some findings
7.Some Findings
1.harmonious planning with future population distribution
2.radial concentration from the suburbs to the city center
3.intra distribution of passengers entering into the CBD
4.priority placed on user(passenger) oriented planning
5.easy access to the station, easy transferring, frequent service, punctual service, high-speed service, etc.
-not discussed here but necessary to-
6.scientific analysis with high accuracy as well as high resolution for accountability
7.acquisition of financial support for realization
M-MAP2 Work Shop 170706
A Historical Reviewof Railway Planning
in Tokyo Metropolitan Area
8.closing
by Hisao UCHIYAMA
Thanks for your kind attention.