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Available Area MAP SAGA TAKARAGAIKE Available Area MAP ANO-O SHUGAKUIN SHIGASATO KITANO LINE ICHIJOJI NISHIOJI-OIKE MINAMI-SHIGA LAKE BIWA IWAKURA KYOTO SEIKADAI-MAE KURAMA 比叡山坂本ケーブル KINO HIEIZAN SAKAMOTO CABLE EIZAN ELECTRIC RAILWAY KIBUNEGUCHI OMURO- NINNAJI NINOSE MYOSHINJI KITANO-HAKUBAICHO KURUMAZAKI-JINJA CABLE-ENRYAKUJI RYOANJI ICHIHARA HIEIZAN TOJI-IN HIEIZAN UTANO KURAMA LINE MOTATEYAMA NIKENCHAYA 二軒茶屋 EIZAN MAIN LINE SAKAMOTO HORAIOKA YASE HIEIZANGUCHI YASE RANDEN (KEIFUKU RAILWAY) HACHIMAN-MAE CABLE SAKAMOTO KOKUSAI KAIKAN RANDEN- MIYAKEHACHIMAN ARISUGAWA MATSUNOBAMBA MATSUGASAKI ARASHIYAMA ROKUOIN Available Area MAP SAGA TAKARAGAIKE Available Area MAP ANO-O SHUGAKUIN SHIGASATO KITANO LINE ICHIJOJI NISHIOJI-OIKE MINAMI-SHIGA LAKE BIWA UZUMASA-TENJINGAWA KITAYAMA CHAYAMA OMIJINGU-MAE The convenient can be used on trains and buses in Kansai. NARUTAKI OJIYAMA TOKIWA MOTOTANAKA Available at KITAOJI Ishiyama-Sakamoto Line NIJO KARASUMA LINE BESSHO KATABIRANOTSUJI NIJOJO-MAE KURAMAGUCHI ARASHIYAMA MAIN LINE UZUMASA-KORYUJI DEMACHIYANAGI by presenting the PASS. MIIDERA NISSEI LINE MYOKENGUCHI KYOTO- DEMACHIYANAGI LEGEND WOODY TOWN CHUO ARASHIYAMAARASHIYAMA LINE SHIYAKUSYO-MAE HAMAOTSU KOENTOSHI LINE TOKIWADAI SAITO LINE KAIKONOYASHIRO IMADEGAWA ISHIYAMASAKAMOTO LINE MIKIUENOMARU OTSU ■ MINAMI-WOODY TOWN KOFUDAI MATSUO JINGU-MARUTAMACHI SANJO KEIHAN OTSU RAILROAD AREA EBISU NISSEI-CHUO SAITONISHI RANDEN-TENJINGAWA MARUTAMACHI KAMISAKAEMACHI 叡山電車 AO HATA ONO ICHIBA KASHIYAMA OMURA MIKI SASABE YAMANOUCHI EIZAN ELECTORIC RAILWAY SHIJIMI FLOWER TOWN YAMASHITA HIRONO GOLFJO-MAE MYOKEN LINE NOSE ELECTRIC RAILWAY TOZAI LINE OTANI AO LINE KAMI-KATSURA OMIYA SHIMANOSEKI KINTETSU BUS TOYOKAWA KARASUMA OIKE SANJO ISHIBA OSAKA MUNICIPAL SUBWAY / NEWTRAM 大阪市営地下鉄・ニュートラム NISHIOJI-SANJO KEIHAN BUS TAOJI UNENO HIGASHIYAMA OSAKA MONORAIL 大阪モノレール NISHIKI MIDORIGAOKA DOJO-MINAMIGUCHI OYAMAZAKI OKABA KAWARAMACHI ICHI NO TORII HANDAIBYOINMAE SHIJO KARASUMA GION-SHIJO KITA-OSAKA KYUKO RAILWAY 北大阪急行電鉄 SANDA LINE KEISHIN LINE KATSURA YOKOYAMA OSHIBEDANI GOSHA HIRANO MINASE KEIHAN-ZEZE NIRO 京都市営地下鉄 SANDA KITA-SENRI OTO LINE KEAGE KYOTO MUNICIPAL SUBWAY SHIJO-OMIYA OIWAKE KOEN-HIGASHIGUCHI SAIIN KIYOMIZU-GOJO KEIHAN-ISHIYAMA NISHIKYOGOKU YAMADA NISHI-MUKO HIGASHI-MUKO RAKUSAIGUCHI KINKI NIPPON RAILWAY (KINTETSU) 近畿日本鉄道 SAKAE ARIMAGUCHI TADA OSAKA MONORAIL KANMAKI 京阪石山 ZEZEHONMACHI SANDAHOMMACHI NAKANOSHO SHINTETSU-DOJO NAGAOKATENJIN SAI KEIHAN ELECTRIC RAILWAY 京阪電車 TSUZUMIGATAKI MINO-O LINE MINO-O GOJO SHICHIJO MISASAGI KIYOSHIKOJIN KAWARAGAHAMA KARATODAI SENRI-CHUO SHINOMIYA AWAZU KOHATA KYUKO RAILWAY KITA-OSAKA 嵐電（京福電車） UGUISUNOMORI TAKATSUKISHI 唐橋前 RANDEN(KEIFUKU RAILWAY) ARIMA LINE YAMAMOTO MEFUJINJA KOBE ELECTRIC RAILWAY NAKAYAMA MAKIOCHI YAMADA UNOBE KYOTO TOFUKUJI KARAHASHI-MAE KOBE RAPID TRANSIT 神戸高速 KIZU SHINTETSU-ROKKO TAKIYAMA OIKE TAKARAZUKA IKEDA SAKURAI BANPAKU-KINEN-KOEN TONDA YAMASHINA KEIHAN-YAMASHINA 石山寺 KOBE MUNICIPAL SUBWAY 神戸市営地下鉄 ARIMA ONSEN SENRI-CHUO TOBAKAIDO AINA MINOTANI HANAYAMA MINAMI-SENRI MINAMI-IBARAKI ISHIYAMADERA KOBE ELECTRIC RAILWAY (SHINTETSU) 神戸電鉄 SOJIJI KUJO TANIGAMI KINUNOBEBASHI SHOJI FUSHIMI-INARI KYOTO MUNICIPAL SUBWAY NISHI-SUZURANDAI KYOTO SANYO ELECTRIC RAILWAY 山陽電車 HIBARIGAOKA-HANAYASHIKI JUJO YAMANOMACHI KAWANISHI-NOSEGUCHI HOKUSHIN KYUKO RAILWAY MOMOYAMADAI SENRIYAMA HIGASHINO SHIBAHARA [KINTETSU Bus] HIRAKATA-KOEN 泉北高速鉄道 ISHIBASHI SEMBOKU RAPID RAILWAY SUZURANDAI-NISHIGUCHI MINAMI-IBARAKI IBARAKISHI FUKAKUSA IMAZU LINE Available in this HIRAKATASHI TOJI NANKAI ELECTRIC RAILWAY 南海電鉄 TAKARAZUKA-MINAMIGUCHI SENRI LINE KUINABASHI NAGITSUJI OSAKA AIRPORT SAWARAGI GOTENYAMA SUZURANDAI KITA-SUZURANDAI HOTARUGAIKE RYOKUCHI-KOEN KANDAI-MAE area by presenting 能勢電鉄 JUJO TAKEDA FUJINOMORI NOSE ELECTRIC RAILWAY ONO HASHIMOTO KOZENJI KAMITOBAGUCHI SEISHIN-YAMATE LINE SEISHIN-YAMATE TOYONAKA SETTSU the PASS. DAIGO HANKYU RAILWAY 阪急電鉄 SEISHIN-CHUO SAKASEGAWA ESAKA KUZUHA MAKINO OKAMACHI TOYOTSU 摂津市 NEYAGAWASHI SUMIZOME ISHIDA YAWATASHI HANSHIN ELECTRIC RAILWAY 阪神電車 HIYODORIGOE HOTARUGAIKE ROKUJIZO KOBE HIGASHIMIKUNI SETTSUSHI FUSHIMI SEISHIN-MINAMI KOBE HANKYU TAKARAZUKA LINE SONE MINAMI-SETTSU HIEIZAN SAKAMOTO CABLE 比叡山坂本ケーブル OBAYASHI KORIEN ITAMI SUITA KINTETSU-TAMBABASHI PORT LINER / ROKKO LINER ポ ー ト ラ イ ナ ー・六 甲 ラ イ ナ ー LINE ITAMI ITAKANO KAYASHIMA TAMBABASHI IKAWADANI KOYO LINE MARUYAMA KOYOEN NIGAWA HATTORI SHOJAKU HOKUSHIN KYUKO RAILWAY 北神急行電鉄 MORIGUCHI DAINICHI SHIN-ITAMI SHIN-OSAKA HANKYU KYOTO LINE FUSHIMI-MOMOYAMA MOMOYAMAGORYO-MAE SHIMOSHINJO ZUIKO-4CHOME OWADA YODO OSAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TAISHIBASHI- GAKUENTOSHI SUBWAY KOBE MUNICIPAL SHINKOBE SHONAI NISHINAKAJIMA- AIKAWA MYOHOJI KOTOEN MIYANOSAKA JR WEST JR西日本 KURAKUENGUCHI (ITAMI AIRPORT) MINAMIGATA OKAMOTO INANO IMAICHI ※The KANSAI THRU PASS cannot be used. SOGOUNDOKOEN NAGATA FURUKAWABASHI KANGETSUKYO MOMOYAMA-MINAMIGUCHI OTOKOYAMA CABLE RAILWAY OTOKOYAMA MIKUNI YAWATASHI ROKUJIZO AWAJI KAMISHINJO HOSHIGAOKA MONDOYAKUJIN HANKYU KOBE LINE DAIDO-TOYOSATOSEMBAYASHI- CHUSHOJIMA SEKIME-TAKADONO DAINICHI MUKONOSO SOZENJI SHUKUGAWA MIKAGE MINAMIKATA * Showing possible transfer stations UJI KOHATA OBAKU KANZAKIGAWA SONODA NISHINOMIYA-KITAGUCHI TSUKAGUCHI ASHIYAGAWA MURANO UJI LINE Transfer stations NOE-UCHINDAI HIGASHI-SUMA MYODANI TSUKIMIYAMA MUKAIJIMA MIMURODO within the SURUTTO KANSAI network. MIYAKOJIMA KADOMASHI MINATOGAWA OKURAYAMA JUSO OMIYA KADOMASHI KASUGANOMICHI KUNIJIMA OTOKOYAMASANJO OGURA SUMADERA MINATOGAWAKOEN ROKKO ITAYADO KOZU KOSOKU-KOBE KUSUGAWA NISHI-SANSO DEYASHIKI OJI-KOEN Showing possible transfer stations. AMAGASAKI KENCHOMAE ISEDA HANAKUMA YODOGAWA DOI KOSHIEN KAMISAWA DAIMOTSU NAKATSU MORIGUCHISHI HIMEJIMA KATANOSHI SANNOMIYA CHIBUNE NAKATSU NARUO KATANO LINE FUKUSHIMA TAKII MUKOGAWA OKUBO KUISE SANYO-SUMA KAWACHIMORI ■ BUS AREA SANNOMIYA HANSHIN-KOKUDO SEMBAYASHI SHIMIZU KYOTO SUMIYOSHI UMEDA KYOTO NODA KEIHAN MAIN LINE BUS AREA NAGATA UMEDA TENJIMBASHISUJI MORISHOJI KISAICHI KUTSUGAWA IMAZU 6-CHOME MOTOMACHI KOBE RAPID TRANSIT UOZAKI NAKAZAKICHO KOSOKU-NAGATA SANNOMIYA HANSHIN MAIN LINE SEKIME-SEIIKU TERADA Available area by presenting NISHI-MOTOMACHI OGIMACHI SHIMMORIFURUICHI KASUGANOMICHI NISHIDAI AMAGASAKI CENTER POOL-MAE DAIKAI UMEDA KYOBASHI SUMAURA-KOEN NODAHANSHIN (OSAKA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER) (OSAKA INTERNATIONAL NAKANOSHIMA DAIMOTSU TONOSHO the KANSAI THRU PASS DEKIJIMA HIGASHI-UMEDA SEKIME SHINKAICHI ITAYADO KADOMAMINAMI SANNOMIYA MINAMIMORIMACHI NOE IWAYA NISHINADA OISHI MIKAGE SUMIYOSHI OGI FUKAE ASHIYA UCHIDE SANYO-SHIOYA NISHINOMIYA HIGASHI-NARUO WATANABE-BASHI UOZAKI IMAZU NANIWA-BASHI NISHI-UMEDA SHIN-TANABE SHINZAIKE ISHIYAGAWA KOROEN YOKOZUTSUMI IMAFUKU-TSURUMI GAMO 4-CHOME TAKINOCHAYA SANNOMIYA-HANADOKEIMAE FUKU TSURUMI-RYOKUCHI SUZAKI NAKANOSHIMA LINE [KINTETSU BUS] KODO KYUKYORYUCHI-DAIMARUMAE HIGASHI-TARUMI KYOTO LINE DENPO TEMMABASHI 長堀鶴見緑地線 MUKOGAWA LINE MUKOGAWA Available at KYOBASHI SANYO-TARUMI TAMAGAWA MUKOGAWADANCHI-MAE OE-BASHI NAGAHORI TSURUMI-RYOKUCHI LINE MIYAMAKI BOEKI CENTER ROKKO LINER Osaka-Keihodai Line CHIDORIBASHI GAKKEN-NARATOMIGAOKA KASUMIGAOKA SHINNAGATA MINAMI-UOZAKI KITAHAMA TEMMABASHI by presenting the PASS. (SAKAGURANOMICHI) KINTETSU-MIYAZU MAIKO-KOEN NISHIKUJO YODOYABASHI SHIGINO OSAKA GAKKEN-KITAIKOMA SANYO-HIMEJI HIMEJI PORT TERMINAL HIGOBASHI YODOYABASHI KARUMO HIMEJI AKASHI KAIKYO BRIDGE KITAHAMA KOMAGABAYASHI ISLAND-KITAGUCHI BUSINESS NAKA-KOEN KUJO AWAZA PARK KOMADA SANYO ELECTRIC RAILWAY MAIN LINE MINATOMOTOMACHI ISLAND CENTER CHUO LINE TANIMACHI 4-CHOME WADAMISAKI CHUOICHIBAMAE FUKAEBASHI TAKAIDA NAGATA MORINOMIYA MISAKIKOEN MIDORIBASHI TAKASAGO KITA-FUTO ARAMOTO YOSHIDA SHIN-HOSONO NISHI-MAIKO KEIHANNA LINE MARINE PARK SHIN-ISHIKIRI OKURADANI IMAZATOSUJI-LINE PORT LINER PORT HARBOR LAND BENTENCHO ARAI HITOMARU-MAE FUJIE NISHI-SHINMACHI SHIMINBYOIN-MAE NISHINAGAHORI NISHI-OHASHI HOMMACHI SAKAISUJI-HOMMACHI TANIMACHI 6-CHOME KIZUGAWADAI KAWACHI-HANAZONO BEFU IHO SANYO-AKASHI TEGARA HIGASHI-HANAZONO NAKAYAGI KUJO SHIRANIWADAI NAKAFUTO KAWACHI-KOSAKA HARIMACHO HAMANOMIYA SANYO-SONE NISHI-FUTAMI HIGASHI-FUTAMI SHINSAIBASHI YAMADAGAWA HYOTANYAMA KAWACHI-EIWA EIGASHIMA SHIMINHIROBA ONOENOMATSU KAMEYAMA HIGASHI-IKOMA SANYO-UOZUMI ROKKO ISLAND TSURUHASHI SHIKAMA GAKUEN-MAE IKOMA WAKAEIWATA OSHIO SHIN-FUKAE HAYASHIZAKI-MATSUEKAIGAN YAENOSATO NISHIEIGASHIMA OSAKA YOTSUBASHI IMAZATO IMAZATO KAIGAN LINE AYAMEIKE TAKANOHARA ASASHIOBASHI HIRAOKA MINAMIKOEN ISHIKIRI MATSUYAMACHI TAMATSUKURI NUKATA NAGAHORIBASHI TOMIO SENTAN-IRYO CENTER-MAE SAKURAGAWA NAMBA NIPPOMBASHI TANIMACHI 9-CHOME HEIJO MATOGATA DOME-MAE DOME-MAE FUSE HANSHIN NAMBA LINE 阪神 YAKA CHIYOZAKI OSAKANAMBA YAMATO-SAIDAIJI NISHI-SHIKAMA The stations will be renamed PORT ISLAND OSAKAKO YUMESAKIGAWA MEGA PORT ISLAND-MINAMI 大阪難波 KINTETSU-NARA HIROHATA as below on July 1, 2011. SHIN-OMIYA SANYO-TEMMA SHIRAHAMANOMIYA HIRAMATSU な SAKURAGAWA SANYO-ABOSHI SHIMIN BYOIN-MAE MINATOJIMA NABATA → IMAZATO NAMBA Available at Nishi-Shigi Cableway ん TSURUHASHI SENTAN-IRYO CENTER-MAE IRYO CENTER SHUNTOKU NARA LINE AMAGATSUJI → ば 大阪上本町 (Shigisanguchi - Takayasuyama) ICHIBU PORT ISLAND-MINAMI → K COMPUTER-MAE NAMBA LINE OSAKAUEHOMMACHI MICHI 線 SHIOMIBASHI NAGASE by presenting the PASS. MINAMI-IKOMA COSMOSQUARE TAKAYASUYAMA NISHINOKYO SHIGISANGUCHI KOBE AIRPORT SENNICHIMAE LINE KINTETSU KINTETSU BUS TORII-MAE KOBE AIRPORT TAISHO YOTSUBASHI LINE NIPPOMBASHI SHOJI MITO IKOMA CABLEWAY HAGINODAI KASHIHARA LINE TRADE CENTER-MAE LINE TANIMACHI SAKAISUJI LINE KUJO SHITENNOJI-MAE ABOSHI LINE KITA-TATSUMI HOZANJI HIGASHIYAMA NARA DAIKOKUCHO IMAMIYAEBISU YUHIGAOKA KYUHOJIGUCHI KINTETSU-KORIYAMA AWAJI ISLAND NANKO PORT TOWN LINE OSAKA-ABENOBASHI ASHIHARACHO IKOMASANJO MOTOSANJOGUCHI
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