List of Osaka Metro stations

List of Osaka Metro stations lists all of the stations in the Osaka Metro and includes the station's name, picture, metro lines serving that station, location (ward or city), design, and daily usage. The Osaka Metro consists of eight subway lines and one automated people mover, with a total of 133 stations[1] (108 stations[2] counting interchange stations, served by multiple lines, only once). The system mainly serves the city of Osaka, as well as Higashiosaka, Kadoma, Moriguchi, Sakai, Suita, and Yao.

Overview

The first section of the Osaka Metro (formerly known as the Osaka Municipal Subway) opened on May 20, 1933, between Umeda Station and Shinsaibashi Station on the Midosuji Line.[3] The line was 138.7 km long.[1]

The reported daily usage is the total of boarding and alighting passengers at each station from a ridership survey conducted on Tuesday, 14 November 2017. With respect to "interface" station for through services, only subway ridership are included. Osaka Metro considers Shinsaibashi Station and Yotsubashi Station to be the same station for the daily usage figures.[4]

Stations

‡ Official transfer stations
† Terminals
†‡ Transfer station and terminal
* Through train service available
Station Photo Lines Opened Design Ward or City Usage
(FY2017)[4]
Abeno Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Abeno 17,835
Abiko Midōsuji Line 1 Jul 1960 Underground Sumiyoshi 34,661
Asashiobashi Chūō Line 11 Dec 1961 Elevated Minato 20,646
Awaza ‡ Chūō Line
Sennichimae Line 		31 Oct 1964 Underground Nishi 47,915
Bentenchō Chūō Line 11 Dec 1961 Elevated Minato 37,662
Cosmosquare †‡ Chūō Line
Nankō Port Town Line 		18 Dec 1997 Underground Suminoe 22,576
Daidō-Toyosato Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Higashiyodogawa 9,815
Daikokuchō ‡ Midōsuji Line
Yotsubashi Line 		21 Apr 1938 Underground Naniwa 32,104
Dainichi † Tanimachi Line 8 Feb 1983 Underground Moriguchi 31,865
Deto Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Hirano 15,193
Dōbutsuen-mae ‡ Midōsuji Line
Sakaisuji Line 		21 Apr 1938 Underground Nishinari 29,282
Dome-mae Chiyozaki Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 29 Aug 1997 Underground Nishi 11,878
Ebisuchō Sakaisuji Line 6 Dec 1969 Underground Naniwa 20,879
Esaka †* Midōsuji Line
(Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway) 		24 Feb 1970 Elevated Suita 84,887
Ferry Terminal Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 3,552
Fukaebashi Chūō Line 29 Jul 1968 Underground Higashinari 23,150
Fuminosato Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Abeno 11,354
Gamō-yonchōme ‡ Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
Imazatosuji Line 		20 Mar 1990 Underground Jōtō 18,261
Hanazonochō Yotsubashi Line 10 May 1942 Underground Nishinari 15,652
Higashi-Mikuni Midōsuji Line 24 Feb 1970 Elevated Yodogawa 36,744
Higashi-Umeda ‡ Tanimachi Line
Midōsuji Line via Umeda
Yotsubashi Line via Nishi-Umeda 		24 Mar 1967 Underground Kita 168,539
Higobashi Yotsubashi Line 1 Oct 1965 Underground Nishi 74,113
Hirabayashi Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 5,247
Hirano Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Hirano 22,012
Hommachi ‡ Midōsuji Line
Chūō Line
Yotsubashi Line 		20 May 1933 Underground Chūō 217,449
Imafuku-Tsurumi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 20 Mar 1990 Underground Jōtō
Tsurumi		 23,168
Imazato †‡ Sennichimae Line
Imazatosuji Line 		25 Jul 1969 Underground Higashinari 22,284
Itakano † Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Higashiyodogawa 7,131
Kadoma-minami † Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 29 Oct 1997 Underground Kadoma 11,113
Kire-Uriwari Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Hirano 21,823
Kishinosato Yotsubashi Line 1 Jun 1956 Underground Nishinari 16,188
Kitahama Sakaisuji Line 6 Dec 1969 Underground Chūō 70,719
Kitahanada Midōsuji Line 18 Apr 1987 Underground Sakai 24,113
Kitakagaya Yotsubashi Line 9 Nov 1972 Underground Suminoe 24,659
Kita-Tatsumi Sennichimae Line 2 Dec 1981 Underground Ikuno 13,589
Komagawa-Nakano Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Higashisumiyoshi 17,037
Kujō Chūō Line 31 Oct 1964 Elevated Nishi 22,887
Kyōbashi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 20 Mar 1990 Underground Miyakojima 36,744
Matsuyamachi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 11 Dec 1996 Underground Chūō 11,162
Midoribashi ‡ Chūō Line
Imazatosuji Line 		29 Jul 1968 Underground Higashinari 21,982
Minami-morimachi ‡ Tanimachi Line
Sakaisuji Line 		24 Mar 1967 Underground Kita 84,394
Minami-Tatsumi Sennichimae Line 2 Dec 1981 Underground Ikuno 11,783
Miyakojima Tanimachi Line 29 May 1974 Underground Miyakojima 36,064
Moriguchi Tanimachi Line 6 Apr 1977 Underground Moriguchi 17,147
Morinomiya ‡ Chūō Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 		30 Sep 1967 Underground Chūō 32,186
Nagahara Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Hirano-ku, Osaka 10,980
Nagahoribashi ‡ Sakaisuji Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 		6 Dec 1969 Underground Chūō 52,824
Nagai Midōsuji Line 1 Jul 1960 Underground Sumiyoshi 31,375
Nagata †* Chūō Line
(Kintetsu Keihanna Line) 		5 Apr 1985 Underground Higashiōsaka 19,425
Nakafuto Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 6,958
Nakamozu † Midōsuji Line 18 Apr 1987 Underground Sakai 74,041
Nakatsu Midōsuji Line 24 Sep 1964 Underground Kita 40,410
Nakazakichō Tanimachi Line 29 May 1974 Underground Kita 14,523
Namba ‡ Midōsuji Line
Yotsubashi Line
Sennichimae Line 		30 Oct 1935 Underground Chūō 352,890
Nankōguchi Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 4,778
Nankō-higashi Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 4,483
Nippombashi ‡ Sakaisuji Line
Sennichimae Line 		6 Dec 1969 Underground Chūō 77,212
Nishi-Nagahori ‡ Sennichimae Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 		16 Apr 1969 Underground Nishi 27,132
Nishinakajima-Minamigata Midōsuji Line 24 Sep 1964 Elevated Yodogawa 65,058
Nishiōhashi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 29 Aug 1997 Underground Nishi 14,744
Nishitanabe Midōsuji Line 5 Oct 1952 Underground Abeno 22,631
Nishi-Umeda †‡ Yotsubashi Line 1 Oct 1965 Underground Kita 115,945
Nodahanshin † Sennichimae Line 16 Apr 1969 Underground Fukushima 25,846
Noe-Uchindai Tanimachi Line 6 Apr 1977 Underground Miyakojima 11,508
Ogimachi Sakaisuji Line 6 Dec 1969 Underground Kita 16,105
Osaka Business Park Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 11 Dec 1996 Underground Chūō 13,268
Ōsakakō Chūō Line 11 Dec 1961 Elevated Minato 22,637
Port Town-higashi Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 13,278
Port Town-nishi Nankō Port Town Line 16 Mar 1981 Elevated Suminoe 8,468
Sakaisuji-Hommachi ‡ Chūō Line
Sakaisuji Line 		6 Dec 1969 Underground Chūō 112,306
Sakuragawa Sennichimae Line 16 Apr 1969 Underground Naniwa 16,856
Sekime-Seiiku Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Jōtō 6,864
Sekime-Takadono Tanimachi Line 6 Apr 1977 Underground Asahi 15,380
Sembayashi-Omiya Tanimachi Line 6 Apr 1977 Underground Asahi 16,453
Shigino Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Jōtō 9,661
Shimizu Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Asahi 5,815
Shimmori-Furuichi Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Asahi 7,571
Shin-Fukae Sennichimae Line 10 Sep 1969 Underground Higashinari 12,638
Shinkanaoka Midōsuji Line 18 Apr 1987 Underground Sakai 21,253
Shin-Ōsaka Midōsuji Line 24 Sep 1964 Elevated Yodogawa 148,472
Shinsaibashi ‡
Yotsubashi ‡

Midōsuji Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
Yotsubashi Line 		20 May 1933
1 Oct 1965 		Underground Chūō 180,183
Shitennōji-mae Yūhigaoka Tanimachi Line 17 Dec 1968 Underground Tennōji 25,303
Shōji Sennichimae Line 2 Dec 1981 Underground Ikuno 8,399
Shōwachō Midōsuji Line 20 Dec 1951 Underground Abeno 25,222
Suminoekōen †‡ Yotsubashi Line
Nankō Port Town Line 		9 Nov 1972 Underground
Elevated		 Suminoe 30,866
Taishibashi-Imaichi ‡ Tanimachi Line
Imazatosuji Line 		6 Apr 1977 Underground Asahi
Moriguchi		 13,497
Taishō † Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 29 Aug 1997 Underground Taishō 11,806
Takaida Chūō Line 5 Apr 1985 Underground Higashiōsaka 16,352
Tamade Yotsubashi Line 31 May 1956 Underground Nishinari 19,877
Tamagawa Sennichimae Line 16 Apr 1969 Underground Fukushima 10,421
Tamatsukuri Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 11 Dec 1996 Underground Tennōji 14,969
Tanabe Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 Underground Higashisumiyoshi 9,198
Tanimachi Kyūchōme ‡ Tanimachi Line
Sennichimae Line 		17 Dec 1968 Underground Tennōji 74,850
Tanimachi Rokuchōme ‡ Tanimachi Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 		17 Dec 1968 Underground Chūō 34,831
Tanimachi Yonchōme ‡ Tanimachi Line
Chūō Line 		24 Mar 1967 Underground Chūō 93,358
Temmabashi Tanimachi Line 24 Mar 1967 Underground Chūō 90,841
Tengachaya † Sakaisuji Line 4 Mar 1993 Underground Nishinari 71,617
Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme †‡* Sakaisuji Line
(Hankyu Senri Line)
Tanimachi Line 		6 Dec 1969 Underground Kita 39,366
Tennōji ‡ Midōsuji Line
Tanimachi Line 		21 Apr 1938 Underground Tennōji
Abeno		 269,620
Trade Center-mae Nankō Port Town Line 18 Dec 1997 Elevated Suminoe 13,907
Tsuruhashi Sennichimae Line 25 Jul 1969 Underground Tennōji 29,014
Tsurumi-ryokuchi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 20 Mar 1990 Underground Tsurumi 9,951
Umeda ‡ Midōsuji Line
Yotsubashi Line via Nishi-Umeda
Tanimachi Line via Higashi-Umeda 		20 May 1933 Underground Kita 438,763
Yaominami † Tanimachi Line 27 Nov 1980 At-grade Yao 11,297
Yodoyabashi Midōsuji Line 20 May 1933 Elevated Chūō 228,722
Yokozutsumi Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line 20 Mar 1990 Underground Tsurumi 18,089
Yumeshima Chūō Line 19 Jan 2025 Underground Konohana
Zuikō Yonchōme Imazatosuji Line 24 Dec 2006 Underground Higashiyodogawa 9,670

References

  1. ^ a b 営業線の概要 [Overview of commercial routes] (in Japanese). Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau. September 1, 2010. Archived from the original on January 11, 2014. Retrieved August 10, 2014.
  2. ^ Ihara, Kaoru (April 15, 2017). 大阪市営地下鉄、民営化で何が変わる？ そのメリット、デメリット 心配なバス [Osaka Municipal Subway, what changes in privatization? Benefits, disadvantages and worries for buses]. trafficnews.jp (in Japanese). p. 1. Retrieved October 28, 2018.
  3. ^ "公営地下鉄在籍車数ビッグ３ 大阪市交通局 (One of the big three public subway operators: Osaka Municipal Subway)". Japan Railfan Magazine. Vol. 49, no. 576. April 2009. pp. 88–99.
  4. ^ a b 路線別駅別乗降人員 [Passengers getting on and off by route and station] (PDF) (in Japanese). Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau. November 14, 2017. Retrieved October 28, 2018 – via Osaka Metro Co., Ltd.
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