Submission of Tōbu Railway founding petition
Held founding general meeting
Received the original establishment license
Registered establishment (later designated as the founding anniversary)
Commencement of operations on the 39.9 km segment from Kita-Senju to Kuki
Commenced operations on the 6.3 km segment between Azumabashi (now Tokyo Skytree) and Kita-Senju
Opening of the 3.4 km segment from Hiyoshi to Kameido (full operation of the Kameido Line)
Moved headquarters from 1-1, Yaezu, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo City to 1-20, Yokonami-cho, Honjo-ku
Opening of the 1.1 km segment from Shin-Isezaki to Isezaki (full operation of the Isezaki Line 113.1 km)
Moved headquarters to 49, Komemaki-cho, Honjo-ku
Held founding general meeting of Higashijou Railway Co., Ltd.
Commenced operations on the 33.5 km segment between Ikebukuro and Tamemizawa (now located between Kawagoe City and Kasumigaseki) of Higashijou Railway Co., Ltd.
Start of operations on the 33.5 km between Ikebukuro and Tamemizawa (now located between Kawagoe City and Kasumigaseki) by Tobu Joetsu Railway Co., Ltd.
Opening of the 2.5 km segment from Sano Town (now Sano City) to Sano (full operation of the Sano Line)
Opening of the 2.5 km segment from Sano Town (now Sano City) to Sano (full operation of the Sano Line)
Registered merger with Higashijou Railway Co., Ltd.
Held founding general meeting of Kitasou Railway Co., Ltd.
Suffered damage due to the Great Kanto Earthquake
Start of train operation between Asakusa (now Tokyo Skytree) and Nishi-Ikebukuro, 10.1 km
Opening of the 10.8 km segment from Ogawa Town to Yoshiie (full operation of the Higashijō Line)
Opening of the 10.8 km segment from Ogawa Town to Yoshiie (full operation of the Higashijō Line)
Electrification of the 39.9 km between Tatebayashi and Isezaki, completion of electrification of the 113.3 km between Asakusa and Isezaki
Full line opening of Sugito (currently Tobu Zoo Park) to Tobu Nikko, 94.5 km
Establishment of special car seat usage fee (December 1929, operation of observation cars between Asakusa and Tobu Nikko)
Opening of the 1.1 km between Asakusa Raumen (now Asakusa) and Gyohirabashi (now Tokyo Skytree). Renaming Asakusa Station to Gyohirabashi Station
Opening of the 24.4 km segment from Shin-Tochigi to Tōbu Utsunomiya (full operation of the Utsunomiya Line)
Opening of Asakusa Station Building (completed 24 May 1931) (same day, opening of Asakusa Matsuyama)
Opening of the 1.1 km between Nishi-Ikebukuro and Oshi-mae on the Nishi-Oban Line (now Oshi Line)
Opening of the 3.4 km segment from Aioi to Shin-Ōma (now Akagi) (full operation of the Kiryu Line)
Establishment of Kōmu Automobile Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary company [Renamed Tobu Automobile Co., Ltd. on 8 September 1936]
Start of joint automobile operations directly managed by Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. in Kawagoe area
Start of residential land sales in front of Musashi Tokiwada (now Tokiwadai) Station
Start of residential land sales in front of Musashi Tokiwada (now Tokiwadai) Station
Completion of the old headquarters building
Transfer of the automobile business (Kawagoe area) managed by Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. to Tobu Automobile Co., Ltd.
Starting November 5, the facial recognition service will be launched on the TJ Liner. Accordingly, Article 9 of the "Tobu Ticket!" Terms of Use will be revised, and the revised terms will take effect from that day.
We will release a free ride ticket that can be used on the specified sections of the Tobu Line within Saitama Prefecture on Saitama Prefecture Citizen's Day, November 14, 2026. The ticket will be available from November 8 to 14, and the price is 480 yen for adults and 240 yen for children. It will be sold at stations and other locations (some stations excluded).
Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. has published the Tobu Group Integrated Report 2026. Based on its long-term management vision, the report comprehensively presents the group's strategies, initiatives, and financial and non-financial information. The report aims to strengthen communication with stakeholders and enhance corporate value.
Tobu Railway will hold a campaign from July 15 to 25 on its official X account to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the Spacia X operation, offering a chance to win luxurious prizes.
Tobu Railway will conduct a safety reinforcement campaign from July 10 to July 31 to ensure safe operation and eliminate accidents, in response to increased transportation demand during the summer.
Tobu Railway commemorates the 3rd anniversary of the launch of Spacia X by implementing measures such as displaying special motion graphics and selling collaborative products with Ministop.
Tobu Railway has prepared and continues to promote the 2026 plan and the 2025 report on initiatives for mobility facilitation, including barrier-free measures and support policies.
Tobu Railway is utilizing the system to promote barrier-free facilities at railway stations and reports on the progress for fiscal year 2025.
Tobu Railway has developed a platform screen door installation plan at stations within Tokyo based on the promotion of barrier-free initiatives in Tokyo.
Tobu Railway created and published the 2026 Safety Report summarizing its safety initiatives for fiscal year 2025.