Osaka, Japan
Osaka Metro
Osaka Metro is a metro network in Osaka, Japan. It is operated by Osaka Metro Co., Ltd. It opened in 1933.
- Chuo Line
- Imazatosuji Line
- Sakaisuji Line
- Midosuji Line
- Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
- Nankō Port Town Line
- Sennichimae Line
- Tanimachi Line
- Yotsubashi Line
- 9Lines
- 109Stations
- 1Operators
- 1933Opened
Network map
Line status
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Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Yumeshima → Nagata
- Imazato → Itakano
- Tenjinbashisuji-rokuchome → Tengachaya
- Esaka → Nakamozu
- Taisho → Kadoma-Minami
- Cosmo Square → Suminoekoen
- Nodahanshin → Minami-Tatsumi
- Dainichi → Yao-Minami
- Suminoekoen → Nishi-Umeda
Stations
- Abeno
- Abiko
- Asashiobashi
- Awaza
- Bentencho
- Cosmo Square
- Daido-Toyosato
- Daikokucho
- Dainichi
- Deto
- Dobutsuen-mae
- Dome-mae Chiyozaki
- Ebisucho
- Esaka
- Ferry Terminal
- Fukaebashi
- Fuminosato
- Gamo 4-chome
- Hanazonocho
- Higashi-Mikuni
- Higashi-Umeda
- Higobashi
- Hirabayashi
- Hirano
- Hommachi
- Imafuku-Tsurumi
- Imazato
- Itakano
- Kadoma-Minami
- Kire-Uriwari
- Kishinosato
- Kita-Hanada
- Kita-Tatsumi
- Kitahama
- Kitakagaya
- Komagawa-Nakano
- Kujō
- Kyobashi
- Matsuyamachi
- Midoribashi
- Minami-Tatsumi
- Minami-morimachi
- Miyakojima
- Moriguchi
- Morinomiya
- Nagahara
- Nagahoribashi
- Nagai
All 109 stations of Osaka Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Osaka Metro?
Osaka Metro is operated by Osaka Metro Co., Ltd.
When did Osaka Metro open?
Osaka Metro opened in 1933.
How many lines and stations does Osaka Metro have?
Osaka Metro has 9 lines and 109 stations.
What are the lines of Osaka Metro?
The lines of Osaka Metro are Chuo Line, Imazatosuji Line, Sakaisuji Line, Midosuji Line, Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line, Nankō Port Town Line, Sennichimae Line, Tanimachi Line, Yotsubashi Line.