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Access Map(PDF:467KB) ACCESS MAP N OSAKA AREA 京都方面 (池田) EXPO’70 Ikeda Koen COMMEMORATIVE -higashiguchi PARK (公園東口) (蛍池) (千里中央) (山田) (万博記念公園) (南茨木) Bampaku Hotarugaike Senri Yamada -kinen Minami -Chuo -koen -ibaraki Instant Ramen Museum (大日) Dainichi (大阪空港) 3 2 Osaka -Airport 1 Kadoma-shi The Kyoto area 神戸方面 (新大阪) (門真市) Shin-osaka 4 (十三) (淡路) JusoJuso AwajiAwaji Tenjimbashisuji (大阪) 6-chome Osaka The KOBE area Umeda (東梅田) Kyobashi Higashi Osaka Castle (梅田) -umeda (京橋) (ユニバーサルシティ) (西九条) (南森町) Universal Nishikujyo Minami -city morimachi Osaka Monorail (大阪モノレール) Yodoyabashi Temmabashi Midousuji Line (御堂筋線) Osaka Municipal (淀屋橋) (天満橋) Subway Sakaisuji Line (堺筋線) (大阪市営地下鉄) Tanimachi Line(谷町線) Tanimachi Osakajyo 1 Kyoto Line(京都線) 4-chome -koen (難波) Hankyu Railway 2 Senri Line (千里線) (谷町4丁目) (大阪城公園) (宝塚線) Namba (阪急電鉄) 3 Takarazuka Line 4 Kobe Line (神戸線) Hanshin Railway (阪神電鉄) USJ (天王寺) Nankai Railway Universal Studio Japan (南海電鉄) Tennoji Keihan Railway (京阪電鉄) Osaka Loop Line Dobutsuen (大阪環状線) -mae Sakurajima Line Tengachaya (動物園前) (桜島線) (天下茶屋) JR Tokaido Line (東海道本線) Airport Express,”HARUKA” (関西空港) (関空特急はるか) Kansai Tokaido Shinkansen Line -International (東海道新幹線) -Airport ■Osaka area transportation ※The times displayd are estimates for trains. Times waiting for transfer ■When coming from the Tokyo area ■大阪エリアの交通 are not included. ■東京方面からお越しの場合 ※表示時間は乗車時間の目安です。 乗り換えの時間は含んでいません。 Narita Tokyo Shin-osaka Airport Narita Expess Shinkansen /// From the city of Osaka /// (About 1 hour) (About 2 hours 30 minutes) Bamnpaku Namba Senri-chuo Bampaku-kinen-koen Senri -kinen Subway Osaka Monorail Subway -chuo Osaka Monorail -koen (Midousuji Line) (About 5 minutes) (Midousuji Line) (About 5 minutes) (About 30 minutes) (About 15 minutes) Umeda Senri-chuo Bampaku-kinen-koen Haneda Osaka Airport Subway Osaka Monorail Airport Domestic flight (Midousuji Line) (About 5 minutes) (About 1 minutes) (About 20 minutes) Bamnpaku /// From primary tourist sites /// -kinen Osaka Monorail -koen (About 20 minutes) Tokyo Osaka Tanimachi Dainichi Bampaku-kinen-koen Osaka Castle 4-chome Subway Osaka Monorail The times displayed are (Tanimachi Line) (About 15 minutes) estimates for trains. (About 25 minutes) Times waiting for transfer Universal Nishi Bampaku are not included. USJ -kujyo Osaka/Umeda Senri -kinen -city J R J R Subway -chuo Osaka Monorail -koen (Sakurajima Line) (Loop Line) (Midousuji Line) (About 5 minutes) (About 5 minutes) (About 5 minutes) (About 20 minutes) Instant Ramen Ikeda Hotarugaike Bampaku-kinen-koen Hankyu Osaka Monorail Museum (Takarazuka Line) (About 15 minutes) (About 5 minutes) Osaka Airport Expo Park /// To the Kyoto - Kobe area /// The Expo’70 Commemorative Park is well within reach of Kyoto and Kobe. Shin-Osaka Bampaku Umeda The Kyoto -kinen Minami Takatsuki-shi Kawaramachi area -koen Osaka Monorail -ibaraki Hankyu Hankyu (About 5 minutes) (Kyoto Line) (Kyoto Line Special express) OSAKA (About 10 minutes) (約 20 分) Bampaku The Kobe -kinen Minami Juso Sannomiya area -koen Osaka Monorail -ibaraki Hankyu Hankyu Kansai International Airport (About 5 minutes) (Kyoto Line) (Kobe Line Special express) (Abut 15 minutes) (About 20 minutes).
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