Midōsuji Line (Osaka)

The Midosuji Line (御堂筋線) is the oldest and most traveled line of the Osaka Municipal Subway system. The Umeda-Shinsaibashi portion opened in 1933, and the line was gradually expanded over the next few decades, reaching its current length in 1987.

The Senri-Esaka portion is operated by the Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway, but is seamless with the rest of the line.

Stations

• Senri-Chuo Station
• Momoyama-dai Station
• Ryokuchi-koen Station
• Esaka Station
• Higashi-Mikuni Station
• Shin-Osaka Station
• Nishinakajima-minamikata Station
• Nakatsu Station
• Umeda Station
• Yodoyabashi Station
• Hommachi Station
• Shinsaibashi Station
• Namba Station
• Daikokucho Station
• Dobutsuen-mae Station
• Tennoji Station
• Showacho Station
• Nishi-Tanabe Station
• Nagai Station
• Abiko Station
• Kita-Hanada Station
• Shin-Kaneoka Station
• Nakamozu Station

Statistics

• Length: 24.5 km (not including Kitakyu); 30.4 km (including Kitakyu)
• Gauge: 1.435 m
• Voltage: 750V, provided by third rail