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Fare estimate from Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’ Sta. to Tameike-sannō Sta.

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Last updated: February 23, 2026

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Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’ Sta.
Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’ Sta., ６-４-3 神宮前 渋谷区 東京都 150-0001, Japan
Trip Time: 17 minutes
Travel Distance: 4 kilometers
Tameike-sannō Sta.
Tameike-sannō Sta., 2-chōme-2 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan
Ride-share estimate
¥3017
Economy / Standard
Taxi (regulated tariffs)
3,688.00 – 5,327.00
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Important: These fares are informational estimates and may not reflect variations caused by route choice, traffic congestion, tolls, pickup fees, or demand-based pricing.

Taxi estimate

Taxi estimate uses regulated tariff data from Shibuya (nearest available tariff location within 15 kilometers of the pickup point).

Estimated taxi fare (typical)
3,688.00 – 5,327.00
Taxi estimates are shown only when tariff rules are available and reliable. Surcharges and tolls may apply.

Ride-sharing ranges

Ride-sharing is demand-based and can change quickly depending on traffic, rider demand, weather, and time of day. Ranges below help illustrate typical off-peak vs peak conditions.

Typical ride-sharing ranges
  • Off-peak (×1.00) ~¥3017 – ~¥3470
  • Peak (×1.15 – ×1.35) ~¥3470 – ~¥4684
Range buffer: ±15% (based on confidence rules).

Frequently asked questions

Typical estimate: ¥3017. We provide ranges for taxi (when available) and ride-sharing. Actual prices vary with traffic, tolls, and timing.

Estimated travel time is ~ 17 minutes under typical conditions.

The trip distance is approximately 4 kilometers.

We only show taxi estimates when regulated fare rules are available and reliable. If tariff data is missing or unclear for a pickup area, we avoid publishing speculative taxi pricing.