Sennichimae Line Stations (14)
Sennichimae Line Info
- Network Osaka Metro
- Operation Started 1969
- Total Length 12.6 km
- Total Stations 14
Terminals
From
Nodahanshin
Sennichimae Line Overview
Sennichimae Line is a subway line of the Osaka Metro system that connects Nodanshin Station to Minami-Tatsumi Station. The first phase of the line opened on April 16, 1969. Additional sections between Tanimachi Kuchōme, Imazato, and Shin-Fukae opened later that year, while the central section between Sakuragawa and Tanimachi Kuchōme opened in 1970. The final extension from Shin-Fukae to Minami-Tatsumi opened on December 2, 1981. The line is 12.6 kilometers long and has 14 stations. Major interchange stations include Namba Station, Tanimachi Kuchōme Station, and Awaza Station.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Sennichimae Line
Sennichimae Line has 14 stations on the Osaka Metro network.
Sennichimae Line runs between Nodahanshin and Minami-Tatsumi.
Sennichimae Line is approximately 12.6 km long.
Sennichimae Line opened in 1969.
Sennichimae Line is a Metro line operated under Osaka Metro.
Sennichimae Line is part of the Osaka Metro transit network.