Iidabashi Station

Never been there, but Google advertises Iidabashi Station having Seibu services, but there are not any, only through services on the Yurakucho Line.

They found my missing Bose Earphone when I took the train from Yokohama at the Lost and Found Center in Iidabashi. After 2 days, I visited this place and the staff spoke English quite well. All the missing items from the metro line's trains and stations are all sent to this place (I think). When I entered the building and told them about my missing item, the line I took, and the date when I took the train, it took around 5 minutes for them to return my earphone. It was that easy and impressive! I read on the internet that when you lost an item on the train in Japan, 99% you will get it back. At first I didn't believe it, but had to experience it myself to believe it.

Spotless subways. No crackheads or junkies aggressively begging.

this subway station has advanced toilets

LOL. Again, I was staying a block away from Iidbashi Station and I was armed with the 3 day Toei/Tokyo Metro pass with my son. I tried to use their lines as much as possible. these lines are downstairs as they are subways. ----------------------------------------------------------- Yurakucho line was used to go to Shin-Kiba and Ikekuburo stations.