Tsurumai Line (Line 3) Info
- Network Nagoya Subway
- Operation Started 1977
- Total Length 20.4 km
- Total Stations 20
Terminals
From
Kami-Otai
To
Akaike
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) Overview
The Tsuramae Line is a subway line of the Nagoya Municipal Metro system, connecting Kami-Otai Station to Akaike Station. Opened in 1977, the line is approximately 20 kilometers long and has 20 stations. Construction was carried out in several phases, with the first phase opening in 1977 and several extensions added in the 1980. The final extension to Kami-Otai was completed in 1993. The line has major interchange stations such as Fushimi, Kamimaizu, and Tsuramae, making it a vital part of Nagoya's public transportation network.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Tsurumai Line (Line 3)
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) has 20 stations on the Nagoya Subway network.
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) runs between Kami-Otai and Akaike.
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) is approximately 20.4 km long.
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) opened in 1977.
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) is a Metro line operated under Nagoya Subway.
Tsurumai Line (Line 3) is part of the Nagoya Subway transit network.