Osaka Municipal Subway - Lines

Lines

Eight subway lines are currently operated.

Color & icon Name Mark First section
opened
Last ex-
tension
Length
km/miles
Stations
Via trackage rights Kitakyū Namboku Line M 1970 1970 5.9/3.7 4
Line 1 Midōsuji Line 1933 1987 24.5/15.2 20
Line 2 Tanimachi Line T 1967 1983 28.1/17.5 26
Line 3 Yotsubashi Line Y 1942 1970 11.4/7.1 11
Line 4 Chūō Line (Yumehanna) C 1997 - 2.4/1.5 2
1961 1985 15.5/9.6 13
Via trackage rights Kintetsu Keihanna Line (Yumehanna) 1986 2006 18.8/11.7 8
Line 5 Sennichimae Line S 1969 1981 12.6/7.8 13
Via trackage rights Hankyu Senri Line - 1969 - 13.6/8.5 11
Hankyu Kyoto Line 1969 - 41.1/25.5 22
Line 6 Sakaisuji Line K 1969 1993 8.5/5.3 10
Line 7 Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line N 1990 1997 15.0/9.3 16
Line 8 Imazatosuji Line I 2006 - 11.9/7.4 11
Automated people mover
- Nankō Port Town Line P 1997 - 0.7/0.4 2
1981 2005 7.2/4.5 9

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