on the Rapid line, Chūō Line Rapid service trains no longer regularly operate on the Chūō-Sōbu Line tracks. Station list Legend ●: All trains stop ■: Some trains pass ▲: All trains pass on weekends and holidays ｜: All trains pass Rolling stock Chūō-Sōbu Line Trains used on the line are based at Mitaka Depot. E231-0 series 10-car EMUs (yellow stripe) (since February 2000) E231-500 series 10-car EMUs (yellow stripe) (since 1 December 2014) Tozai Line - Toyo Rapid Line through service Trains run between Mitaka and Tsudanuma (Chūō-Sōbu Line) or Toyo-Katsutadai (Toyo Rapid Line), all via the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line between Nakano and Nishi-Funabashi. E231-800 series 10-car EMUs (light blue and blue stripe) (Does not run on the Toyo Rapid Line) Tokyo Metro 05 series 10-car EMUs (light blue stripe) Tokyo Metro 07 series 10-car EMUs (light blue stripe) Tokyo Metro 15000 series 10-car EMUs (light blue stripe) Former rolling stock Chūō-Sōbu Line 101 series EMUs (yellow livery) (from 1963 until November 1988) 103 series 10-car EMUs (yellow livery) (from 1979 until March 2001) 201 series 10-car EMUs (yellow livery) (from 1982 until November 2001) 205 series 10-car EMUs (yellow stripe) (from August 1989 until November 2001) 209-500 series 10-car EMUs (yellow stripe) (from December 1998 until 19 April 2019) E231-900 series 10-car EMU (yellow stripe) (from 27 March 1999 as 209-950 series, until 25 February 2020) Tozai Line - Toyo Rapid Line through service 301 series 10-car EMUs (light blue stripe) (on Tozai Line inter-running services from 1966 until 2003) Chūō Line (Early morning / Late night) See Chūō Line (Rapid)#Rolling stock for the train types which operated this service until 13 March 2020. Timeline History Women-only cars, designed to prevent gropers, were introduced on this line during morning peak periods starting on 20 November 2006. On 20 August 2016, station numbering was introduced to the Chuo-Sobu line with stations being assigned station numbers between JB01 and JB39. Numbers increase towards in the eastbound direction towards Chiba. References External links Chūō-Sōbu Line (Japan Visitor) Railway lines in Tokyo Lines of East Japan Railway Company Railway lines in Chiba Prefecture 1067 mm gauge railways in Japan Railway lines opened in 1932 1932 establishments in Japan