JR Yamanote Station.
circle in Tokyo.

Tokyo Metro Ginza Line is used 38 Jingles, which are different every station and track (19 stations times 2 tracks).
(There are 19 stations, which have two tracks for arrival and departure, which are heading to opposite direction - for Shibuya or Asakusa.)

Asakusa（G19）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Tawaramachi（G18）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Inaricho（G17）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Ueno（G16）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Ueno-hirokoji（G15）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Suehirocho（G14）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Kanda（G13）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Mitsukoshimae（G12）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Nihombashi（G11）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Kyobashi（G10）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Ginza（G09）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Shimbashi（G08）- Track 1（for Shibuya） , Track 2（for Asakusa）
Toranomon（G07）- Track 1（for Shibuya） …

While most train stations alert passengers with basic dings and dongs, metro riders in Japan are treated to uniquely crafted melodies. Minoru Mukaiya is the mastermind behind these jingles—he’s made around 200 distinct chimes for over 110 stations. For Minoru, there’s no greater joy than bringing a little bit of music to millions across Japan every day.

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