Operation
Osaka Loop Line trains |
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Osaka |
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Kyōbashi |
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Nishikujō |
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Tennōji |
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JR Yumesaki Line through trains |
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Osaka |
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Kyōbashi |
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Nishikujō |
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Sakurajima |
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Tennōji |
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Yamatoji Rapid, Regional Rapid |
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Osaka |
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Kyōbashi |
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Nishikujō |
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Tennōji |
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Nara |
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Kamo |
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Kansai Airport Rapid, Kishūji Rapid |
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Osaka |
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Kyōbashi |
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Nishikujō |
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Tennōji |
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Kansai Airport |
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Wakayama |
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Haruka |
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Maibara |
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Kyoto |
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Shin-Ōsaka |
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Nishikujō |
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Tennōji |
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Kansai Airport |
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Ocean Arrow, Kuroshio |
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Kyoto |
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Shin-Ōsaka |
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Nishikujō |
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Tennōji |
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Wakayama |
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Shingū |
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On this line, JR West operates several types of trains. The line serves as a link of Ōsaka Station in northern Osaka, and Tennōji in southern downtown. Some Limited Express trains linking north and south of the Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto area use the line as bypass between Tōkaidō Main Line in the north and Hanwa Line in the south. Traffic is heavier in the eastern half, Osaka - Kyōbashi - Tennōji, than in the western half via Nishi-Kujō.