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Yodoyabashi, Hommachi, Sakaisuji-Hommachi, Kitahama

As of January 31, 2014 Description of the map symbols Aijitsu Area Semba Area Kyuho Area Shuei Area Han’ai Area Naniwa Area This map was created by the Chuo Ward Office *Facilities on this map include those which have with the help of local residents and businesses. limits for use such as the available hours. Bridge Sendannokibashi Sendannokibashi Yodoyabashi Bridge Tosabori River What is a Disaster Return Home Support Station? Yodoyabashi Bridge Tosaori-dori St. Naniwabashi Yodoyabashi Station Tap water Kitahama 2 Keihan Main Line 3Nakanoshima Use of the restroom Kitahama 1 Yodoyabashi Station Yodoyabashi Kitahama Station Traffic information from You can receive the radio and other media supplies and services described on the right 1 at the shops carrying Road information Kaihei Elementary School from maps Kitahama 3 Tekijuku Kitahama 1 Minami this sticker. Kitahama Station Kitahama Keihan Nakanoshima Line Aishu Kindergarten Imabashi 3 Imabashi 1 Tenjinbashi Subway Midosuji Line Midosuji Subway Hanshin Expressway No. 1 Loop Route Imabashi Koraibashi 3 Bridge Wide Area Shelters 1Osaka Castle Park Aijitsu 2Utsubo Park Koraibashi 1 Subway Sakaisuji Line Sakaisuji Subway Koraibashi 3Nakanoshima Fushimimachi 3 Bridge Higashi-Yokobori River Disaster Shelters (Accommodation Shelters) Sukunahikona Shuei Shrine 1Kaihei Elementary School Doshomachi 3 Doshomachi 1 Route Loop 1 No. Expressway Hanshin 2Chuo Ward Community Center 3Honganji Tsumura Betsuin To be moved to Temple (Kita-Mido) Azuchi-machi around April, 2014. Temporary Shelters Hiranomachi 3 1Higashi-Yokobori Park Hiranomachi 1 Hiranobashi 2Kyuho Park Goryo Bridge Shrine Uchihiranomachi 2 Mido-suji Ave. Mido-suji Awajimachi 3 Awajimachi 1 Sakai-suji 3Honganji Tsumura Ave. Otebashi Betsuin Temple Ote-dori 2 Area Shelter Approx. 100 meters to the Wide Bridge (Kita-Mido) Area Shelter Approx. 800 meters to the Wide Flood shelter Kawaramachi 3 Semba Kawaramachi 1 Han’ai Bingomachi 3 Bingomachi 1 To be moved here Aijitsu Hall Osaka Higashi from Hiranomachi 2 around April, 2014. Post Office 1 Utsubo Park Shuei Local Community Plaza Osaka Castle Park Soai Gakuen Hommachi Campus (Osaka Urban Industry Azuchimachi 1 Promotion Center 15F) Soai Junior High School Station Hommachi Soai High School Soai University Osaka Urban Hommachi 3 Industry Promotion Hommachi 2 Center Uchihommachi 2 Hommachi-dori St. Higashi Police Hommachibashi Bridge Hommachi 1 Station Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station Sakaisuji-Hommachi 1Higashi-Yokobori Park Semba-Chuo 3 Semba-Chuo 2 Semba-Chuo 1 Subway Chuo Line Hommachi Station Noninbashi Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station Chuo O-dori St. Kyutaromachi 3 Kyutaromachi 2 Kyutaromachi 1 Noninbashi Bridge Chuo Ward Office Ikasuri 2Kyuho Park Shrine Shinshu Otani-ha Namba Betsuin Temple (Minami-Mido) 2Chuo Ward Community Center Kita-Kyuhojimachi 3 Kyuho Naniwa Minami-Kyuhojimachi 3 Minami-Kyuhojimachi 2 Minami-Kyuhojimachi 1 Kyuhojibashi Uchikyuhojimachi 4 Bridge Namba Shrine Bakuromachi 3 This map was created based on a topographical map of Osaka City obtained by digital mapping technology..

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