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Railway Map in Osaka . I G A N A Y I H C A A M U R E Z A I I D K N J O I O O O NEW TRAM NANKO PORT TOWN LINE SUBWAY NAGAHORITSURUMIRYOKUCHI LINE SUBWAY SENNICHI-MAE LINE SUBWAY CHUO LINE SUBWAY YOTSUBASHI LINE SUBWAY TANIMACHI LINE OTS TECHNOPORT LINE T M T T O A T K A T NARA Pref A NAGAO K - KUZUHA KISAICHI I H FUJISAKA C A TO NARA IKOMA KAWACHIMORI MAKINO W A TSUDA K TAKAYASUYAMA IKOMA CABLE KAWACHI- IWAFUNE NISHI-SHIGI CABLE KONGO-SAN GOTENYAMA A D I I KEIHAN KATANO LINE A H K TO SAKURAI S SHIGISANGUCHI A I TO KASHIHARAJINGU-MAE IKOMASANJO T A HIRAKATASHI T HATTORIGAWA TORIIMAE HOSHIDA O HIGASHI- NEYAGAWA IN M TO HASHIMOTO KOZU A I OSAKA-KYOIKUDAI K N SHINOBUGAOKA A HIRAKATA-KOEN -MAE T MURANO ISHIKIRI KAWACHI-YAMAMOTO A NUKATA HIRAOKA TAKAYASU ONJI HOZENJI KATASHIMO ANDO KAWACHI-KOKUBU HYOTANYAMA HIGASHI-HANAZONO G CABLES KATANOSHI A KOZENJI M ・ MIYANOSAKA HOSHIGAOKA SHIJONAWATE O K KONGO MOUNTAIN ROPEWAY - I KAWACHI- KINTETSU OSAKA LINE AMAMI KORIEN IN IR H IK HANAZONO S H KINTETSU-YAO KASHIWARA- CHIHAYA S DOMYOJI CHIHAYAGUCHI NEYAGAWASHI NOZAKI I A WAKAE-IWATA KISHI TONDABAYASHITONDABAYASHI-NISHIGUCHIKAWANISHI ID KASHIWARA MINAMIGUCHI SUBWAY MIDOSUJI LINE ROPEWAYS HANKAI DENKI RAILWAY OSAKA MONORAIL NOSE RAILWAY MIZUMA RAILWAY H TAKIDANIFUDO SEMBOKU KOSOKU RAILWAY S YAENOSATO KYUHOJIGUCHI MIKANODAI KAYASHIMA O KINTETSU DOMYOJI NAGANO LINE SHIONOMIYA KEIHAN MAIN LINE SUMINODO Y O KAWACHI- NAGASE MIKKAICHICHO OWADA T SHIKI LINE O MITO FURUICHI KONOIKE- M KOSAKA KAWACHI-NAGANO TO KYOTO A KINTETSU NARA LINE ） R KA A YAO W CHI-EIWA SHUNTOKUMICHI HAJINOSATO FURUKAWABASHI KADOMASHI SHINDEN A YAO- MINAMI A DETO CHIYODA T E JR.GAKKENTOSHI LINE A A FUJIIDERA E G KYUHOJI TAKIDANI K KADOMAMINAMI NISHISANSO A A S KIREURIWARI U TAKAWASHI TOKUAN N D U MORIGUCHISHI I F I NAGAHARA KONGO A F JR.KANSAI MAIN LINE TSURUMI-RYOKUCHI MINASE KAMMAKI H OYAMAZAKI K N HIRANO EGANOSHO S I KAMI KINTETSU HIGASHI OSAKA LINE DAINICHI DOI A A SAYAMAYUEN-MAE TAKATSUKISHI H TO KAWARAMACHI T B YOKOTSUTSUMI KOMAGAWANAKANO KAWACHI- E S I SHOJI TONDA MINAMI- TATSUMI HANATEN A KITA- TATSUMI H YATA KAWACHIAMAMI TO KYOTO K S NUNOSE MATSUBARA SAYAMA SOJIJI SETTSU U A IMAFUKU- TSURUMI F IB RINKAN SAN LINE SAWARAGI YAMAZAKI KITATANABE IBARAKISHI MORIGUCHI SHIGINO R TAKAMINOSATO KITANODA O NANKAI KOYA LINE GAMO-YONCHOME D HIRANO KINTETSU TAKATSUKI TAKII I （ SETTSU- TONDA M TANABE HAGIHARATENJIN KOBOREGUCHI HARINAKANO MINAMI-OSAKA LINE TANIMACHI LINE TANIMACHI IMAZATO BISHOEN NAGAHORITSURUMIRYOKUCHI LINE NAGAHORITSURUMIRYOKUCHI TAISHIBASHI- IMAICHI TOBUSHIJO IMAZATO HATSUSHIBA CHUO LINE -MAE IMAGAWA MINAMISETTSU IBARAKI OSAKAJO- KOEN FUMINOSATO MORINOMIYA TSURUHASHI SHIRASAGI SEMBAYASHI-OMIYA NOE SEKIME TSURU GAOKA SEMBAYASHI MINAMI TANABE MORISHOJI MINAMI- IBARAKI NAGAI ABIKO KITAHANADA SHIN- KANAOKA JR.KYOTO LINE JR.KYOTO TAMATSUKURI NAKAMOZU SENNICHI-MAE LINE KOEN-HIGASHIGUCHI SHOJAKU SEKIMETAKADONO AIKAWA UNOBE BAMPAKU KINEN-KOEN KINTETSU RAILWAY NANKAI RAILWAY KEIHAN RAILWAY HANSHIN RAILWAY HANKYU RAILWAY KITA-OSAKA KYUKO RAILWAY JR LINE SUGIMOTO-CHO MIKITA PARK ABENOBASHI FUKAI ・ OSAKA ABENO NOEUCHINDAI OSAKAJO KITAZUME NAGAI IZUMIGAOKA KISHIBE KYOBASHI MOMODANI TEMMABASHI TANIMACHI KAMISHINJO MOZU BUSINESS TANIMACHI- UEHONMACHI MIDOSUJI LINE YONCHOME SENRIOKA TOGA ROKUCHOME TERADACHO HACHIMAN MIYAKOJIMA SHOWACHO ABIKOCHO NISHITANABE ASAKA MATSUMUSHI SAKURANOMIYA O TANIMACHI LINE KOMYOIKE SUITA H TANIMACHI LINE HIGASHI-TENGACHAYA C AWAJI SENRIYAMA U OSAKA MONORAIL SAKAISHI KITABATAKE HANKYU SENRI LINE OGIMACHI IZUMICHUO TEMMA MATSUYA OSAKA TENMANGU TANIMACHI- S I MAE YUHIGAOKA HIMEMATSU I MACHI B KYUCHOME TENNOJI J SAWANOCHO E KITAHAMA N ABENO TEZUKAYAMA-SANCHOME E SUMIYOSHI-HIGASHI Z SHITENNOJI-MAE O MOZU RAILWAY KOSOKU SEMBOKU S MIKUNIGAOKA SUITA SHIMO SAKAISUJI LINE SHINJO TEMNOJIEKI- TEZUKAYAMA-YONCHOME IMAIKE I HIGASHI- YODOGAWA YAMADA A NIPPOMBASHI KUNIJIMA NAGAHORIBASHI TOYOTSU T K SAKAIHIGASHI A ASAKAYAMA KITA-SENRI O K I ABIKO-MAE SHINOSAKA TEZUKAYAMA O KANDAI-MAE HANDAI-BYOIN-MAE HANKAI TRAMWAY UEMACHI LINE UEMACHI TRAMWAY HANKAI N NAMBA M JR TOZAI LINE NAMBA I N ROKUCHOME EBISUCHO A SAKAISUJI- MINAMI-SENRI HOMMACHI HIGASHIUMEDA YODOYA BASHI N M U I A K M NAKAZAKICHO K U UENOSHIBA TENJIMBASHISUJI- ESAKA S IMAFUNE RYOKUCHI- KOEN MINAMI-MORIMACHI MOMOYAMADAI NAKATSU JR.OSAKA LOOP LINE HIGASHI- MIKUNI T HANKYU KYOTO LINE MIDOSUJI LINE DOBUTSUEN-MAE HAGINOCHAYA . SUMIYOSHI ANRYUMACHI UMEDA ABIKOMICHI SUMIYOSHI- TORII-MAE YAMATOGAWA IMAMIYAEBISU SHINSAIBASHI MATSUDACHO MINAMIKASUMICHO NAMBA y Map in Osaka SHIN-IMAMIYA KITA-OSAKA KYUKO KITASHINCHI I SHOTENZAKA HOMMACHI UMEDA TAKASUJINJA R I TENGACHAYA J RAILWAY HANKYU-MIKUNI O O NISHIUMEDA - I KITA-TENGACHAYA T DAIKOKUCHO H SHONAI YOTSUBASHI LINE AYANOCHO H CABLE-SANJO A a S OSAKA O R HATTORI UMEDA S SENRI-CHUO A NISHI SHIMMEICHO MIZUMA TENJIN-NO-MORI O H KOHAMA HIGASHI- SONE A MINAMIGATA A TSUKANISHI Y YOTSUBASHI LINE YOTSUBASHI MYOKOKUJI-MAE TONOKI W I IB N JUSO AWAZA OHASHI OKAMACHI A YOTSUBASHI A H E M G HIGASHI-TAMADE NISHINAKAJIMA- S FUKUSHIMA HOSOIGAWA HANADAGUCHI MIKAYAMAGUCHI HIGOBASHI W IMAMIYA TOYONAKA KITASHINODA A U O TAMADE NAKATSU A R FUKUSHIMA S K E HANKYU MINOH LINE HOTARUGAIKE U OSHOJI JR.NAMBA G K ASHIHARABASHI D SHINODAYAMA I NISHI-TENGACHAYA NISHI A HANAZONOCHO A K SHUKUIN MITSUMATSU SHINFUKUSHIMA S KOHAMA A M KISHINOSATO- EBIE MYOKENGUCHI IZUMI-FUCHU Z ） TERAJICHO A KISHINOSATO MYOKEN CABLE T SENNICHI-MAE LINE HANKAI TRAMWAY HANKAI LINE T N TOKIWADAI R - MINOH NAGAHORI SHIOMIBASHI MORI O AMA Pref A GORYO-MAE HANKYU TAKARAZUKA LINE IN KUMEDA P JR.HANWA LINE JR.HANWA KOFUDAI A K SAKURAI JR.KOBE LINE H A R IKEDA K KITAKAGAYA MAKIOCHI I S D HIGASHI-MINATO SASABE A A N O Y S NODA SHIMOMATSU A A SUMINOE TSUKAMOTO N O TAMAGAWA NAGOSE NOSE RAILWAY O H ISHIZU SAKAI W TSUMORI ISHIBASHI NODA- A H KIZUGAWA SHICHIDO HIGASHI-KISHIWADA A S MITEJIMA G KUJO I I A FUNAO O IM HANSHIN KUROKAWA H J CHIYOSAKI A HANKYU KOBE LINE D SECHIGO M OSAKADOMUMAE C E NISHI OSAKA LINE SUMINOE-KOEN MINATO Railw I E O T U SUMIYOSHITAISHA N ASHIHARACHO Y M HIGASHI-KAIZUKA H I G H U E B S I E RINKAN SAN LINE SAN RINKAN TADA N S H S ANKO PORT TOWN LINE A I ISHIZAI HIGASHI -HAGOROMO O OTS NEW TRAM C TECHNOPORT LINE U AKA UNENO U K HIRANO N K - S BENTENCHO I T ISHIZUGAWA H O O TAKIYAMA FUKU S I M I M N DENPO NANKAI KOYA RAILWAY KOYA NANKAI AMAGASAKI ICHINOTORII YAMASHITA A SUWANOMORI W A O IZUMI-OTSU TO SANNOMIYA D ASASHIOBASHI （ DEKIJIMA W R IZUMI-HASHIMOTO OSAKA-KO A TADAOKA SANYO SHINKANSEN O KOGINOSATO UGUISUNOMORI K TSUZUMIGATAKI NISHIKUJO KINUNOBEBASHI ・ HARUKI G E A A TAKAISHI KAIZUKA- SHIYAKUSYO-MAE IZUMI-OMIYA CHIDORIBASHI K NISSEICHUO A OTS TECHNOPORT LINE NAKA-FUTO M H - U HAMADERA-KOEN KISHIWADA HIRABAYASHI I MIZUMA RAILWAY Z NANKO-GUCHI TO KOBE K I JR.YUMESAKI (SAKURAJIMA) LINE (SAKURAJIMA) JR.YUMESAKI E TO TAKARAZUKA NANKO-HIGASHI A A TAKOJIZO HIGASHI-SANO TO SANNOMIYA R K FERRY TERMINAL AJIKAWAGUCHI PORT TOWN-NISHI E I D H LINE MAIN NANKAI COSMOSQUARE A S TO SHINKOBE JR.TOKAIDO TRADECENTER-MAE PORT TOWN-HIGASHI M A KITASUKEMATSU UNIVERSALCITY B A MATSUNOHAMA SAKURAJIMA HANSHIN RAILWAY H A R A A TAKASHINOHAMA LINE NISHIKINOHAMA Y M K A H KUMATORI O TSURUHARA IN H S A IHARANOSATO K A NANKAI AIRPORT LINE HINENO T IZUMISANO JR.KANSAI-AIRPORT LINE HAGURAZAKI KANSAI AIRPORT . IZUMI-TOTTORI O T YAMANAKADANI A S NAGATAKI O SHINGE IN RINKU-TOWN IM H S O Y OKADAURATARUI TO WAKAYAMA OZAKI MISAKI-KOEN IZUMI-SUNAGAWA TANNOWA KYOSHI TOTTORINOSHO O HAKOTSUKURI H OGO Pref C E K U O F -K E K U HY F A W A G A TO WAKAYAMASHI N A T NANKAI TANAGAWA RAILWAY.
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