Jūsō Station

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Juso (Kyoto Line)
Juso (Takarazuka Line)
Juso (Kobe Line)

Jūsō Station (十三駅 Jūsō eki?) is a station of Hankyu Railway located in Yodogawa-ku, Osaka, Japan. The six-track trunk line from Umeda Station diverges into the three double tracks of Kobe, Kyoto, Takarazuka Lines at this station.

The station opend on March 10, 1910 as a stop of the Takarazuka Line. The Kobe and Kyoto Lines were later constructed.

The surrounding area of the station is an extensive shopping and entertainment district. However, a large number of the users of the station just transfer the trains here and do not exit the station. Several shops and restaurants for transferring passengers are located inside the station facility.

It is reported that there is a plan of an extension of Yotsubashi Line subway from Nishi-Umeda Station to Shin-Osaka Station through Jūsō.[1]

[edit] Train platforms

  1. Kobe Line for Nishinomiya-kitaguchi, Sannomiya, and Shinkaichi
  2. Kobe Line for Umeda (Local stop at Nakatsu)
  3. Takarazuka Line for Ishibashi, Minoo, Kawanishi-noseguchi, Takarazuka, and Nissei-chuo
  4. Takarazuka Line for Umeda (Local stop at Nakatsu)
  5. Kyoto Line for Awaji, Kita-Senri, Takatsuki-shi, Katsura, and Kawaramachi
  6. Kyoto Line for Umeda

[edit] Adjacent stations

Kobe Line
Limited Express (特急)
Umeda - Juso - Nishinomiya-kitaguchi
Morning Limited Express (通勤特急), Rapid Express (快速急行), Commuter Express (通勤急行), Express (急行), and Semi-Express (準急)
Umeda - Juso - Tsukaguchi
Local (普通)
Nakatsu - Juso Station - Kanzakigawa
Takarazuka Line
Nissei Limited Express (特急 日生エクスプレス, in the rush hour on weekdays)
Umeda - Juso - Ishibashi
Morning Express (通勤急行), Express (急行), and Rush Hour Semi-Express (通勤準急)
Umeda - Juso - Toyonaka
Semi-Express bound for Umeda (準急)
Nakatsu - Juso - Sone
Local (普通)
Nakatsu - Juso - Mikuni
Kyoto Line
Commutation Limited Express (通勤特急)
Umeda - Juso - Takatsuki-shi
Limited Express (特急), Rapid Express (快速急行)
Umeda - Juso - Awaji
Semi-Express (準急), Local (普通)
Umeda - Juso - Minamikata

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ See the references section of ja:大阪市営地下鉄四つ橋線 for news articles in Japanese.
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