| Toei Bus | |
| Founded: | 1923 (as Tokyo City Bus) |
| Locale: | Metropolitan Tokyo region |
| Service Area: | Tokyo, Japan |
| Service Type: | Bus |
| Routes: | 138 |
| Stops: | 1,639 |
| Stations: | 12 depots, 7 branch offices |
| Fleet: | 1,467 buses |
| Fuel Type: | Diesel fuel, compressed natural gas |
| Operator: | Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation (Tokyo metropolitan government) |
| Website: | English site |
The is a bus service operated by the Bus Service Division, the . It is also called .
The bureau mainly operates bus routes in the special wards of Tokyo, as well as those in the city of Ōme in the western Tama Area. It creates a virtual monopoly of bus routes in the central Tokyo (the area roughly within Yamanote Line loop), while those in other parts of Tokyo Metropolis and the Greater Tokyo Area are operated by many different companies. TMBT also operates a few other bus services, such as chartered bus, school bus, and community bus. Tokyo is one of the only two Japanese prefectures that directly operate bus routes, the other being Nagasaki Ken-ei Bus by the Transportation Bureau of Nagasaki Prefecture.
As of February 2022, there are about 200 routes with the total length of 1103km (685miles). If the sections shared by multiple routes are counted once, the length is 779km (484miles). 1,467 bus vehicles serve 1,639 bus stops.[1]
Toei Bus has an official mascot called, a bug-like personification of a bus vehicle.
When Tokyo Shiden (Tokyo City Streetcar, the current Tokyo Toden) lines were damaged by the Great Kantō earthquake in 1923, Tokyo City Electricity Bureau started 2 bus routes, originally as an emergency measure. They became the origin of Tokyo City Bus. In 1942, Tokyo City bought over 8 rivaling bus companies, including of, of, and others. In 1943, TCEB changed to the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation, as the city changed to the metropolis.
Right after the World War II, there were only 12 routes still in operation. 400 surplus buses from U.S. force were sold to TMBT, helping its recovery. In 1948, its tourist bus division was assigned to, which now dominates tourist bus services in Tokyo. Toei Bus had a good financial condition in 1950s, but went into red from 1961. After 1963, many streetcar lines were closed, and new bus routes started their services as substitutes, making the backbone of the current network. In 1975, the bureau succeeded the routes in Ōme from Seibu Bus.
Toei Bus had the highest ridership in 1972 fiscal year, with the average of 1,298,912 daily passengers. With the growth of subway network, the ridership is continuously decreasing. It had the average of 568,863 daily passengers in 2005 fiscal year.[1]
Toei Bus is operated with 12 bus depots and 7 branch offices. Latin letters are assigned to each depot/branch for vehicle identification and such.
V; Nakakasai, Edogawa.
R; Rinkai, Edogawa.
S; Shinonome, Kōtō.
N; Kamiya, Kita.
F; Toyotamakami, Nerima.
L; Kōtōbashi, Sumida.
K; Minamisenju, Arakawa.
Z; Shiratori, Katsushika.
K; Shiratori, Katsushika.
E; Higashinakano, Nakano.
G; Ōtsuka, Bunkyō.
H; Umeda, Adachi.
B; Higashi, Shibuya
B; Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku.
A; Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa.
Y; Kōnan, Minato.
P; Sugamo, Toshima.
T; Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku.
W; Morishitachō, Ōme.
D; Umesato, Suginami.
Most routes are designated by one or two kanji followed by a two-digit number. Some routes have Latin alphabets instead of kanji. A number may be followed by a celestial stem (kō, otsu, etc., equivalent to abc or 123). The term orikaeshi is equivalent to the European bis. "Readings" provided here are tentative. There are no widely accepted English names of the routes. TMBT uses the kanji names even in English texts, like "Japanese: 有30 starts from Kameari-eki Kitaguchi".[1]
All routes are equipped with accessibility feature, such as non-step buses with kneeling function. [2]
| Depot | Reading | Name | From | Via | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aoto | AL 01 | AL 01 | Komatsugawa-Sakura Hall (weekday only) | Higashi-Ōjima Sta. | |
| Aoto | Hira 28 | Japanese: 平28 | Higashi-Ōjima Sta. | Hirai Sta. (loop route in Hirai Sta.) | Higashi-Ōjima Sta. |
| Aoto | Kusa 39 | Japanese: 草39 | Asakusa-Kaminarimon (Asakusa-Kaminarimon Gate) | Asakusa-KotobukichōUeno-Matsuzakaya (Ueno-Matsuzakaya Department Store) | |
| Aoto | Ue 23 | Japanese: 上23 | Jukkembashi | ||
| Aoto | Ue 23 Deiri | Japanese: 上23出入 | Aoto-Shako | Yotsugibashi | Hirai Sta. |
| Aoto | Ue 26 | Japanese: 上２６ | Kameido Sta. | Nishi-Asakusa-Sanchōme (Nishi-Asakusa 3) | Ueno-Kōen (Ueno Park) |
| Aoto | Nishiki 37 | Japanese: 錦37 | Aoto-Shako | Nakaibori | Kinshichō Sta. |
| Ariake | Nami 01 (NM01) | Japanese: 波01 | Chūō-Bōhatei | ||
| Ariake | To 04 | Japanese: 都04 | Toyomi Suisan Futō | Ginza-Yonchōme (Ginza 4) | Tōkyō Sta. Marunouchi Minamiguchi |
| Ariake | Umi 01 (KM01) | Japanese: 海01 (KM01) | Monzen Nakachō | Ariake-Itchōme (Ariake 1)Tokyo Teleport Sta. | |
| Edogawa | FL 01 | FL01 | Higashi-Ōjima Sta. Iriguchi (Only on Saturadays / holidays) | Kinshichō Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Kame 23 | Japanese: 亀23 | Kōtō-Kōreisha-Iryō Center (Juntendo Tokyo Koto Geriatric Medical Center) | Kameido Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Kame 24 | Japanese: 亀24 | Kasaibashi | Kameido Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Kame 29 | Japanese: 亀29 | Nagisa New Town | Nishi-Kasai Sta. | Kameido Sta. |
| Edogawa | Kasai 21 | Japanese: 葛西21 | Higashi-Kasai-Kyūchōme | Kōsha Heim Minami-Kasai | |
| Edogawa | Kasai 21 | Japanese: 葛西21 | Higashi-Kasai-Kyūchōme | Kasai-Rinkai-Kasai-Rinkai-Kōen Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Nishikatsu 20 Otsu | Japanese: 西葛20乙 | Naka-Kasai-Nanachōme (Naka-Kasai 7) | Kasai-Rinkai-Kōen Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Nishikatsu 20 Kō | 西葛20甲 | Naka-Kasai-Nanachōme (Naka-Kasai 7) | Nagisa New Town | |
| Edogawa | Nishikatsu 27 | 西葛27 | Seishin-Futaba-Shōgakkō | Rinkaichō-Nichōme-Danchi | |
| Edogawa | Nishiki 25 | 錦25 | Kinshichō Sta. | ||
| Edogawa | Nishiki 25 Deiri | 錦25出入 | Nagashimachō-Kōsaten | Edogawa-Shako | |
| Edogawa | Nishiki 25 Deiri | 錦25出入 | Nagashimachō-Kōsaten | ||
| Edogawa | Nishiki 27 | 錦27 | Ryōgoku Sta. | ||
| Edogawa | Nishiki 27-2 | 錦27-2 | Keiyō-Kōsaten | Funabori Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Nishiki 27-3 | 錦27-3 | Kameido-Kyūchōme (Kameido 9) | Kinshichō Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Nishiki 28 | 錦28 | Kinshichō Sta. | ||
| Edogawa | Rinkai 28-1 | 臨海28-1 | Ichinoebashi-Nishizume | Kasai-Rinkai-Kōen Sta. | |
| Edogawa | Shinko 21 | 新小21 | Shin-Koiwa Sta. | ||
| Edogawa | Shinko 22 | 新小22 | Shin-Koiwa Sta. | ||
| Edogawa | Shin'ya 03 | 深夜03 | Nagisa New Town (Only midnight of a weekday) | Kōsha Heim Minami-Kasai | |
| Edogawa | Shin'ya 12 | 深夜12 | Keiyō-Kōsaten | Shin-Koiwa Sta. | |
| Fukagawa | Higashi 15 | 東15 | Fukagawa Shako | Shinonome-Miyakobashi | Tōkyō-eki Yaesu-Guchi |
| Fukagawa | Higashi 16 | 東16 | Tokyo Sta. Yaesuguchi (Yaesu Exit) | Tsukishima Sta. | Fukagawa-ShakoTokyo Big Sight |
| Fukagawa | Ki 11 Kō | 木11甲 | Kiba Sta. Tōyōchō Sta. | Tōyōchō Sta.Wakasu Camp Jō | |
| Fukagawa | Kōtō 01 | 江東01 | Kiba-Nichōme (Kiba 2) Tatsumi Sta. (joint forces with KOTO-KU Community bus "SHIOKAZE") | Shiomi Sta. | |
| Fukagawa | Mon 19 | 門19 | Tokyo Big SightFukagawa-Shako | Monzen Nakachō | |
| Fukagawa | Nari 10 | 業10 | Shimbashi | Ginza Yon-chōme, Kachidoki Sta. | Toyosu Sta.Kiba Sta.Kikukawa Sta.Tokyo Skytree Sta. |
| Fukagawa | Nari 10 Deiri | 業10出入 | ShimbashiTokyo Skytree Sta. | Toyosu Sta. | Fukagawa-Shako |
| Fukagawa | Nishiki 13 | 錦13 | Harumi Futō | ||
| Fukagawa | Nishiki 13 Deiri | 錦13出入 | Fukagawa Shako-mae | ||
| Fukagawa | Nishiki 18 | 錦18 | Sakaigawa only weekday | Shin-Kiba Sta., Kokusai-Tenjijō Sta. | |
| Fukagawa | Shin'ya 13 | 深夜13 | Ariake-Itchōme (Ariake 1) | Ginza-Yonchōme (Ginza 4) | Tokyo Sta. Marunouchi-Minamiguchi (Marunouchi South Exit) |
| Fukagawa | To 05 | 都05 | Harumi Futō | Ginza Yon-chōme | Tōkyō Sta. Marunouchi Minamiguchi |
| Fukagawa | To 05-1 Deiri | 都05-1出入 | Fukagawa-Shako | Harumi-Sanchōme (Harumi 3) | (Harumi 3) Harumi-Futō |
| Fukagawa | To 05-2 | 都05-2 | Tokyo Big Sight Ariake-Itchōme (Ariake 1) | Ginza Yon-chōme | Tōkyō Sta. Marunouchi Minamiguchi |
| Fukagawa | Toyosu 01 | 豊洲01 | IHI Canal Court (Loop, only the morning and evening of a weekday) | Toyosu Sta. | |
| Fukagawa | Yō 12-1 | 陽12-1 | Edagawa-Nichōme (Edagawa 2) | Shōwa-Daigaku-Kōtō-Toyosu-Byōin (Showa Univ. Koto Toyosu Hp.) | |
| Fukagawa | Yō 12-2 | 陽12-2 | Toyosu-Shijō | ||
| Fukagawa | Yō 12-3 | 陽12-3 | Tokyo Teleport Sta. | ||
| Kita | Higashi 43 | 東43 | Kōhoku Sta.Arakawa Dote Sōshajo-mae | Odai | Komagome-Byōin (Komagome Hp.)Tokyo Sta. Marunouchi-Kitaguchi (Marunouchi North Exit) |
| Kita | Ō 40 Deiri | 王40出入 | Kita-Shako | Kitaku-Kamiyachō | Ōji Sta. |
| Kita | Ō 40 Hei | 王40丙 | Kōnan-Chūgakkō (Loop in Miyagi) | Ōji Ekimae | |
| Kita | Ō 40 Kō | 王40甲 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi | Nishiarai Sta. | |
| Kita | Ō 41 | 王41 | Ōji Go-chōme | Shinden Itchōme | |
| Kita | Ō 45 | 王45 | Shindembashi | Kita Senju Sta. | |
| Kita | Ō 55 | 王55 | Ikebukuro Sta. Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Ōji Sta. Heart Island Higashi | Shinden-Itchōme (Shinden 1) |
| Kita | Ō 57 | 王57 | Akabane Sta. Higashiguchi | Toshima Go-chōme Danchi | |
| Kita | Shin'ya 02 | 深夜02 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi | Ōji Sta. (Only midnight of a weekday) | Toshima Go-chōme Danchi |
| Kita | Shin'ya 11 | 深夜11 | Heart Island (Only midnight of a weekday) | Shinden-Nichōme (Shinden 2) | |
| Kōnan | Hashi 86 | 橋86 | Aiiku Clinic | Tōkyō TowerShimbashi Sta. | |
| Kōnan | I 96 | 井96 | Ōimachi-eki Higashiguchi | Tennōzu Isle, Minami Banba (Loop) | Ōimachi-eki Higashiguchi |
| Kōnan | Kyūkō 06 | 急行06 | Palette Town (Rapid, only on Saturadays / holidays) | Nippon-Kagaku-Miraikan (NATIONAL MUSEUM OF EMERGING SCIENCE AND INNOVATION) | |
| Kōnan | Ta 92 | 田92 | Shinagawa Sta. Higashiguchi | Takahamabashi | Tamachi Sta. Higashiguchi |
| Kōnan | Ta 99 | 田99 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Shibaura Futō | Tamachi-eki Higashiguchi |
| Kōnan | Tan 94 | 反94 | Akabanebashi Sta. | ||
| Kōnan | To 03 | 都03 | Harumi Futō | Ginza Yon-chōme | Yotsuya-eki |
| Kōtō | Chokkō 02 | 直行02 | Toyomi-Suisan-Futō | (Direct link, only morning of a weekday) | Tokyo Sta. Yaesuguchi(Yaesu Exit) |
| Kōtō | Chokkō 03 | 直行03 | Kinshichō Sta. | Rapid route only on Saturdays / holidays) | Nippon-Kagaku-Miraikan (NATIONAL MUSEUM OF EMERGING SCIENCE AND INNOVATION) |
| Kōtō | Higashi 22 | 東22 | Tōyōchō Sta. | Tōkyō Sta. Marunouchi Kitaguchi | |
| Kōtō | Kame 21 | 亀21 | Kitasuna-Nanachōme (Kitasuna 7) | Kameido Sta. | |
| Kōtō | Kame 23 | 亀23 | Kōtō Kōreisha Iryō Center (Loop) | Kameido Ekimae | |
| Kōtō | Kyūkō 05 | 急行05 | Shin Kiba Ekimae (Rapid, only on Saturdays / holidays) | Nippon-Kagaku-Miraikan (NATIONAL MUSEUM OF EMERGING SCIENCE AND INNOVATION) | |
| Kōtō Minami-Senju | Mon 33 | 門33 | Toyomi-Suisan-Futō | ||
| Kōtō | Nishiki 18 | 錦18 | Sakaigawa (only weekday) | Shin-Kiba Sta., Kokusai-Tenjijō Sta. | |
| Kōtō | To 07 | 都07 | Sakaigawa | Monzen Nakachō | |
| Kōtō | Yō 20 | 陽20 | Kōtō-Kōreisha-Iryō Center (Juntendo Tokyo Koto Geriatric Medical Center) | Higashi-Ōjima Sta. | |
| Minami-Senju | Higashi 42-1 | 東42-1 | Minami-Senju Sta.Nishiguchi (West Exit)Minami-Senju-Shako | Asakusabashi | Tokyo Sta. Yaesuguchi(Yaesu Exit) |
| Minami-Senju | Higashi 42-2 | 東42-2 | Minami-Senju Sta.Nishiguchi (West Exit)Minami-Senju-Shako | Asakusabashi | Higashi-Kanda |
| Minami-Senju | Higashi 42-3 | 東42-3 | Minami-Senju-Shako | Riverside Sports Center | Asakusa-Kaminarimon (Asakusa-Kaminarimon Gate) |
| Minami-Senju | Nishiki 40 | 錦40 | Minami-Senju Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Kinshichō Sta. | |
| Minami-Senju | Sato 22 | 里22 | Ōzeki-Yokochō | Kameido Sta. | |
| Minami-Senju | To 08 (T08) | 都08 | Senzoku Oshiage | Kinshichō Ekimae | |
| Minami-Senju | Ue 46 | 上46 | Minami-Senju Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Asakusa-Kotobukichō | Ueno-Matsuzakaya (Ueno-Matsuzakaya Department Store) |
| Minami-Senju | Ue 46 | 上46 | Minami-Senju-Shako | Asakusa-Kotobukichō | Ueno-Matsuzakaya (Ueno-Matsuzakaya Department Store) |
| Nerima | Gaku 05 | 学05 | Mejiro Sta. | ||
| Nerima | Neri 68 | 練68 | Nerima-Shako | Nerima-Sōgō-Byōin-Iriguchi (Nerima-Sōgō Hp.) | Mejiro Sta. |
| Nerima | Ike 65 | 池65 | Egota-Nichōme (Egota 2) | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | |
| Nerima | Shiro 61 | 白61 | Nerima Sta.Nerima-Shako | Hotel Chinzansō Tokyo | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) |
| Otakibashi | CH01 | CH01 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Tochō-Daiichi-Honchōsha (Tokyo Metropolitan Government No.1 Building) (Joint service with KEIO BUS) | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) |
| Otakibashi | Gaku 02 | 学02 | Takadanobaba-Nichōme (Takadanobaba 2) | Sōdai-Seimon (Waseda University) | |
| Otakibashi | Hashi 63 | 橋63 | Otakibashi-Shako | Shimbashi Sta. | |
| Otakibashi | Ii 62 | 飯62 | Otakibashi Shako | Ōkubo-Dōri | Toei-Iidabashi Sta. |
| Otakibashi | Ii 64 | 飯64 | Otakibashi-Shako | Kudanshita | Otakibashi-Shako |
| Otakibashi | To 02 Otsu | 都02乙 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Kasuga Sta. | Tokyo Dome CityHitotsubashi(HITOTSUBASHI line operates only in the morning of weekday and Sat.) |
| Otakibashi | Ue 69 | 上69 | Otakibashi-Shako | Otakibashi-Shako | |
| Ōme | Ume 01 | 梅01 | Gyokudō Bijutsukan (Loop, only on Saturadays / holidays) | Ōme Sta. | |
| Ōme | Ume 70 | 梅70 | Ōme Shako | Hana-Koganei Sta. Kitaguchi (North Exit) | |
| Ōme | Ume 74 Kō | 梅74甲 | Urajukuchō | Kurosawa Iwakura(Loop in Nariki) | Urajukuchō |
| Ōme | Ume 74 Otsu | 梅74乙 | Urajukuchō | Kurosawa Iwakura | Kabe Sta. Kitaguchi (North Exit) |
| Ōme | Ume 76 Hei | 梅76丙 | Mannenbashi | Yoshino | |
| Ōme | Ume 76 Kō | 梅76甲 | Urajukuchō | Ōme Sta. Kita-Osoki | Kami-Nariki |
| Ōme | Ume 77 Hei Orikaeshi | 梅77丙折返 | Nagabuchi Nana-chōme | Ōme Ekimae | |
| Ōme | Ume 77 Kō | 梅77甲 | Urajukuchō | Kasumibashi | Kabe Sta. Kitaguchi (North Exit) |
| Ōme | Ume 77 Otsu | 梅77乙 | (loop in Komakichō) | Ōme Sta. | |
| Ōme | Ume 77 Tei | 梅77丁 | Kabe Sta. Minamiguchi (South Exit) | ||
| Rinkai | Aki 26 | 秋26 | Hamachō-Nakanohashi | Akihabara Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Fune 28 | 船28 | Matsue-Yonchū-Dōri | Shinozaki Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Hira 23 | 平23 | Keiyō-Kōsaten | Hirai Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Kame 26 | 亀26 | Imai | Keiyō-Kōsaten | Kameido Sta. |
| Rinkai | Kasai 22 | 葛西22 | Imai | Ichinoe Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Kasai 24 | 葛西24 | Nagisa New Town | ||
| Rinkai | Kasai 26 | 葛西26 | Nishi-Kasai Sta. | Kasai-Rinkai-Kōen Sta. (Kasai Rinkai Park Sta.) | |
| Rinkai | Ki 11 Otsu | 木11乙 | Shinsuna-Itchōme (Shinsuna 1) | Shiomi Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Kusa 24 | 草24 | Asakusa-Kotobukichō | ||
| Rinkai | Mon 21 | 門21 | Monzen-Nakachō | ||
| Rinkai | Nishikatsu 26 | 西葛26 | Nishi Kasai Ekimae, Tōkyō Rinkai Byōin-mae | Kasai Rinkai Kōen Ekimae | |
| Rinkai | Nishiki 11 | 錦11 | Kameido Sta.Kinshichō Sta. | Shin Ōhashi | Tsukiji Sta. |
| Rinkai | Nishiki 22 | 錦22 | Rinkai-Shako (Kasai-rinkai-koen-kita-iriguchi (Kasai Rinkai Park)) | Kinshichō Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Rinkai 22 | 臨海22 | Rinkai-Shako (Kasai-rinkai-koen-kita-iriguchi (Kasai Rinkai Park))) | Funabori Sta. | |
| Rinkai | Rinkai 28-2 | 臨海28-2 | Rinkai-Shako | Nakasakombashi | Kasai Sta. |
| Rinkai | Rinkai 28-3 | 臨海28-3 | Rinkai-Shako (Kasai-rinkai-koen-kita-iriguchi (Kasai Rinkai Park)) | ||
| Rinkai | Ryō 28 | 両28 | Rinkai-Shako (Kasai-rinkai-koen-kita-iriguchi (Kasai Rinkai Park))Dairoku-Kasai-ShōgakkōKasaibashi | Sakaigawa | Kameido Sta.Ryōgoku Sta. |
| Rinkai | Shinko 20 | 新小20 | Higashi-Shin-Koiwa-Yonchōme (Higashi-Shin-Koiwa 4) | Ichinoebashi-Nishizume (Joint service with Keisei Town Bus) | Ichinoe Sta. |
| Rinkai | Shinko 29 | 新小29 | Tokyo Rinkai-Byōin (Tokyo Rinkai Hp.) | Kasai Sta. Ichinoe Sta. | Higashi-Shin-Koiwa-Yonchōme (Higashi-Shin-Koiwa 4) |
| Senju | Hata 44 | 端44 | Komagome-Byōin (Komagome Hp.) | ||
| Senju | Kita 47 | 北47 | Adachi Seisō Kōjō-mae | Takenotsuka Sta., Adachi Kuyakusho-mae | Kita-Senju Sta. |
| Senju | Kusa 41 | 草41 | Adachi-Umedachō | Asakusa-Kotobukichō | |
| Senju | Kusa 43 | 草43 | Adachi Kuyakusho | ||
| Senju | Ō 49 | 王49 | NNishiarai-Daishi | Senju-Shako Adachi-Kuyakusho (Adachi City Office) | |
| Shibuya | Gaku 03 | 学03 | Nisseki-Iryō Center (Japanese Red Cross Medical Center) | ||
| Shibuya | Gaku 06 | 学06 | Hiroo-Kōkō | Nisseki-Iryō Center (Japanese Red Cross Medical Center) | |
| Shibuya | RH 01 | RH01 | (Direct link) | Roppongi Hills | |
| Shibuya | Shin'ya 01 | 深夜01 | Roppongi Ekimae, Tameike (Night bus) | Shinbashi-eki Kitaguchi | |
| Shibuya | Ta 87 | 田87 | Ebisu Sta. | Tamachi Sta. | |
| Shibuya | To 01 (T01) | 都01 | Akasaka Ark HillsShimbashi Sta. | ||
| Shibuya | To 06 | 都06 | Shibuya Sta. | Tengenjibashi | Shimbashi Sta. |
| Shinagawa | Chokkō 01 | 直行01 | Ōimachi-eki Higashiguchi | Shinagawa Sōgō Fukushi Center-mae (Only on weekdays) | Yashio Park Town |
| Shinagawa | I 92 | 井92 | Ōimachi Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Yashio Park Town loop line | Ōimachi Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) |
| Shinagawa | Ichi 01 | 市01 | Toyosu-Shijō | ||
| Shinagawa | Kuro 77 | 黒77 | Sendagaya Sta. | ||
| Shinagawa | Shina 91 | 品91 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Yashio Park Town (loop line) | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) |
| Shinagawa | Shina 93 | 品93 | Shinagawa Sta. Takanawaguchi (Takanawa Exit) | Meguro Sta. | |
| Shinagawa | Shina 96 Kō | 品96甲 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Tennōzu Isle Loop (only the morning of a weekday) | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) |
| Shinagawa | Shina 96 Otsu | 品96乙 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Rinkai-sen Tennōzu Isle Sta. | |
| Shinagawa | Shina 98 | 品98 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Go-Gō Berth | ŌŌi-Futō VanpoolŌta-Shijō |
| Shinagawa | Shina 99 | 品99 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Shinagawa Futō (Loop) | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) |
| Shinagawa | Shin'ya 07 | 深夜07 | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) | Yashio Park Town (Loop, only midnight of a weekday) | Shinagawa Sta. Kōnanguchi (Kōnan Exit) |
| Shinagawa | Tan 96 | 反96 | Roppongi Hills | ||
| Shinjuku | Haya 81 | 早81 | Shibuya Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) (loop line) | ||
| Shinjuku | Shibu 88 | 渋88 | Shimbashi Sta. | ||
| Shinjuku | Shibu 88 Deiri | 渋88出入 | Shinjuku-Shako | Shibuya Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | |
| Shinjuku | Shuku 74 | 宿74 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Kokuritsu-Kokusai-Iryō-Kenkyū Center (National Center for Global Health and Medicine) | Tokyo Joshi-Idai (Tokyo Women's Medical Univ.) |
| Shinjuku | Shuku 74 Deiri | 宿74出入 | Shinjuku-Shako | Chūō-Kōen (Chūō Park) | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) |
| Shinjuku | Shuku 75 | 宿75 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Tokyo Joshi-Idai (Tokyo Women's Medical Univ.) | Miyakezaka |
| Shinjuku | Shuku 75 Deiri | 宿75出入 | Shinjuku-Shako | Shinjuku-Yūbinkyoku (Shinjuku Post Office) | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) |
| Sugamo | Cha 07 | 茶07 | Ochanomizu Ekimae loop line | Tōdai-Kōnai (The Univ. Of Tokyo) | |
| Sugamo | Cha 51 | 茶51 | Komagome Sta. Minamiguchi (South Exit) | Akihabara Sta. | |
| Sugamo | Gaku 07 | 学07 | Tōdai Kōnai | Tōdai Byōin-mae, Tatsuokamon | Ochanomizu Ekimae |
| Sugamo | Kusa 63 | 草63 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Asakusa-Kotobukichō | |
| Sugamo | Kusa 64 | 草64 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit | Asakusa-Kaminarimon (Asakusa-Kaminarimon Gate) | |
| Sugamo Senju | Sato 48 | 里48 | Kōhoku-Rokuchōme-Danchi (Kōhoku 6 Danchi)Minumadai-Shinsui-Kōen Sta. (Minumadai-Shinsui Park Sta.) | ||
| Sugamo Senju | Sato 48-2 | 里48-2 | direct loop line | Nippori Sta. | |
| Sugamo Senju | Sato 48-3 | 里48-3 | Iryousenter loop line | Nippori Sta. | |
| Sugamo | Shin'ya 04 | 深夜04 | Nishi Nippori Ekimae, Kōhoku Roku-chōme Danchi (Night bus) | Toneri Futatsubashi | |
| Sugamo | To 02 | 都02 | Kinshichō Sta. | ||
| Sugamo | Ue 01 | 上01 | Ueno-Kōen-Yamashita (Ueno Park) loop line | Tōdai-Kōnai (The Univ. Of Tokyo) | |
| Sugamo | Ue 60 | 上60 | Ikebukuro Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | Ueno-Kōen (Ueno Park) | |
| Suginami | Ō 78 | 王78 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Yamatochō | Ōji Sta. |
| Suginami | Shibu 66 | 渋66 | Daitabashi (Joint service with KEIO BUS) | Shibuya Sta. | |
| Suginami Kōnan | Shina 97 | 品97 | Shinagawa-ShakoShinagawa Sta. Takanawaguchi (Takanawa Exit) | Tengenjibashi | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) |
| Suginami | Shuku 91 | 宿91 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Shin-Daita Sta. | |
| Suginami Shinjuku | Taka 71 | 高71 | Tokyo Joshi-Idai (Tokyo Women's Medical Univ.) | Kudanshita | |
| Waseda | Ike 86 | 池86 | Shibuya Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) loop route | Ikebukuro Sunshinecity | |
| Waseda | Ike 86 Deiri | 池86出入 | Ikebukuro SunshinecityShibuya Sta. Higashiguchi (East Exit) | (Direct link) | Waseda |
| Waseda | Haya 77 | 早77 | Shinjuku Sta. Nishiguchi (West Exit) | Takadanobaba-Nichōme (Takadanobaba 2) | Waseda |
| Waseda | Ue 58 | Japanese: 上58 | Waseda | Kami-Fujimae | Ueno Matsuzakaya |
There are also some non-regular routes, including those for Tokyo Big Sight, the National Theatre of Japan, Edogawa Kyōtei Course, the Tokyo Bay Great Fireworks, and the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival.
There are 1,467 buses used by TMBT. These are manufactured by Isuzu Motors, Hino Motors, Nissan Diesel, Mitsubishi Fusō and Volgren (imported from Australia). The bureau is keen on introducing vehicles with accessibility feature, such as non-step buses. As of April 2006, there are 854 non-step buses, or 58% of its entire fleet.[1] The bureau also employs relatively many eco-friendly vehicles as Japanese bus operator, including 157 natural gas buses.
For the routes in the special wards of Tokyo, the adult fares are as follows, regardless of the distance. Riders get on a bus from a front door, and get off from a rear door.
The routes designated with the kanji 学 (gaku). They mainly transport college students.
Night bus routes, designated with the kanji 深夜 (shin'ya "midnight").
For the routes in Ōme, the fare varies depending on the distance. Riders get on a bus from a rear door, and get off from a front door.
All the Toei Bus cars accept Common Bus Card, a magnetic fare collection card, as well as PASMO and Suica, contactless smart cards.