Osaka City University Guest House Access

N to Tennoji･Senri Chuo Osaka City University Subway Midosuji Line Guest House Access Map Abiko Kannon 21 Temple Abiko Updated February 2010 Station *From Abiko Station to Guest House, (subway) the exit No.4 is convenient. 4 Yosami Municipal Post office Elementary Convenience to Tennoji･Osaka School store JR Hanwa Line Abiko Street Convenience store Incubator Sugimoto-cho Station Abiko Minami Human Basic Bureau for Guest House Municipal Experimental Student JR Hanwa Freight Line Life Education Bldg. Affairs Kansai Junior High to Nakamozu Science Science Kenshu School Center Sumiyoshi Engineering Media Sports Center COOP・Cafeteria Center Nearest Stations to the Guest House： Convenience store Asaka Central Park ・Sugimoto-cho Station (JR Hanwa line) Law ・Abiko Station (Subway Midosuji line) Administrative Literature & Office Human Science COOP・Cafeteria It’s about ten-minute walk from both stations to the Guest House. Economics Business Access from Main Terminals：《from Kansai International Airport》 The Yamato River Take an express(Kanku Kaisoku) of JR line and get off at Sakai-shi Station to take a local train bound for Tennoji ( around 1 hour). Asaka 《from Shin-Osaka Station》 Station ①Take Midosuji Line(subway) bound for Nakamozu and get off at Abiko Station （around 30 minutes） 200m ②Go to Osaka Station by JR Kyoto line and take JR Loop Line to change trains at 500 feet to Wakayama･Kansai International Airport Tennoji Station. From Tennoji Station, take a local train(JR Hanwa Line) to get to Sugimoto-cho Station (around 1 hour). .

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