Osaka Metro: Your Must-Have Travel Guide
The Osaka subway is a convenient way to explore the city. Its network connects popular neighborhoods and attractions, making it easy for visitors to experience Osaka like locals. This guide covers everything you need to know, from reading route maps to buying tickets, so you can confidently enjoy your Osaka adventure.
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The Osaka Subway Map is a user-friendly guide to the city's extensive subway network, which includes 8 lines and over 130 stations, providing an efficient and convenient way to explore its many attractions.
Osaka Metro Lines & Stations
Each line is color-coded for easy navigation, with major hubs like Namba and Umeda clearly indicated for seamless transfers. The map highlights popular attractions, making it perfect for tourists. Station names are shown in both Japanese and English, ensuring ease of use for international visitors.
Source from Osaka Metro site
List of routes（👉Click to view the specific route stops.） | |||||
Station names | Color | Mark | station Numbers | Starting Station | terminal station |
Midosuji Line | Red | ⓜ | 20 | Esaka | Nakamozu |
Tanimachi Line | Purple | Ⓣ | 26 | Dainichi | Yao-minami |
Yotsubashi Line | Blue | Ⓨ | 11 | Nishi-Umeda | Suminoekoen |
Chuo Line | Green | Ⓒ | 14 | Cosmosquare | Nagata |
Sakaisuji Line | Brown | Ⓚ | 10 | Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome | Tengachaya |
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line | Yellow | Ⓝ | 17 | Taisho | Kadoma-minami |
Imazatosuji Line | Orange | Ⓘ | 11 | Itakano | Imazato |
Sennichimae Line | Pink | Ⓢ | 14 | Nodahanshin | Minami-Tatsumi |
New Tram | Light Blue | Ⓟ | 10 | Cosmosquare | Suminoekoen |
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Types of Tickets
Regular Osaka Metro Tickets
- Zone 1 (up to 3 km): 190 yen (adult), 100 yen (child)
- Zone 2 (over 3 km, under 7 km): 240 yen (adult), 120 yen (child)
- Zone 3 (over 7 km, under 13 km): 290 yen (adult), 150 yen (child)
- Zone 4 (over 13 km, under 19 km): 340 yen (adult), 170 yen (child)
- Zone 5 (over 19 km): 390 yen (adult), 200 yen (child)
👈Fares depend on the shortest route between stations.
Osaka Metro Group Fares（👈In principle, 25 people or more）
Student Groups
- Adults:
- Zone 1: 152 yen
- Zone 2: 192 yen
- Zone 3: 232 yen
- Zone 4: 272 yen
- Zone 5: 312 yen
- Children:
- Zone 1: 80 yen
- Zone 2: 96 yen
- Zone 3: 120 yen
- Zone 4: 136 yen
- Zone 5: 160 yen
- Faculty Members:
- Zone 1: 171 yen
- Zone 2: 216 yen
- Zone 3: 261 yen
- Zone 4: 306 yen
- Zone 5: 351 yen
Regular Groups
- Adults:
- Zone 1: 171 yen
- Zone 2: 216 yen
- Zone 3: 261 yen
- Zone 4: 306 yen
- Zone 5: 351 yen
- Children:
- Zone 1: 90 yen
- Zone 2: 108 yen
- Zone 3: 135 yen
- Zone 4: 153 yen
- Zone 5: 180 yen
How to Purchase Osaka Metro Tickets
1. Ticket Machines
- Location: Found at most stations.
- Languages: Many machines have English options.
- Steps:
Step1: Select your preferred language
Select your preferred language.(Source from Osaka Metro NiNE)
Step2: Touch the screen and select “Purchase Ticket”, and choose your destination or fare.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
Step3: Select the number of tickets, and insert cash or use a credit card.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
Step4: Collect your ticket and change, if any.
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
2. Ticket Counters
- Location: At major stations.
- Staff: Speak basic English and can help with ticket purchases.
- Steps:
- Approach the counter and ask for your ticket.
- Specify your destination and the number of tickets.
3. IC Cards
- Types: ICOCA, Suica, Pasmo, etc.
- Purchase: Available at ticket machines or convenience stores.
- Usage: Simply tap the card on the card reader at the gate for access.
How to buy tickets using IC cards at the ticket machine：
Source from Osaka Metro NiNE
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Osaka Metro Operating Hours
The Osaka Metro's operating hours usually start around 5:00 in the morning and end around 12:00 at night. The specific departure time may vary depending on the line.
How to Use the Osaka Metro?
To use the Osaka Metro, follow these steps:
1. Confirming the Line:
- Check the Map: Look at the subway map available in the station or use a mobile app to see the various lines and transfer points.
- Line Signage: There are clear signs in the station indicating different lines, usually color-coded and numbered.
2. Finding the Entrance:
- Signage: Follow the prominent “Entrance” signs to locate the subway entrance.
- Use Navigation Apps: Mobile map apps can help you find the nearest subway entrance.
3. Purchase a Ticket: You can buy tickets at ticket machines or counters in the station. Consider getting an IC card like ICOCA for convenience.
4. Tapping In at the Turnstile:
- Have Your IC Card Ready: If you’re using an IC card like ICOCA, make sure it has enough balance.
- Tap Your Card: Place your IC card flat on the reader at the turnstile, and the gate will open automatically; for paper tickets, insert the ticket into the turnstile.
Regular Osaka Metro Tickets：
Going through using Regular Osaka Metro Tickets（Source from Osaka Metro NiNE）
IC cards ：
Going through using IC cards (Source from Osaka Metro NiNE)
5. Confirming Direction and Platform:
- Check the Signage: Inside the station, look for direction signs and electronic displays to confirm the direction of your train.
- Platform Information: The station will show arrival information for trains, so make sure you’re waiting on the correct platform.
6. Board the Train: Wait behind the safety line until the train arrives, then board when the doors open.
7.Enjoy the Ride: Keep your ticket or IC card handy until you reach your destination.
8. Find the Exit: Look for the “Exit” signs in the station and follow them to the turnstile.
9. exiting the subway turnstile: Prepare Your IC Card or Ticket.
- IC Card: Hold your card flat on the reader; the gate will open automatically.
- Paper Ticket: Insert your ticket into the machine, and once it spits it back out, the gate will open.
10. Leave the Station: After passing through the gate, follow the signs to exit the station and find your way out.
🚆🙋 If you encounter any problems or emergencies, please seek assistance from Osaka Metro staff immediately.
Additional Tips for Riding Osaka Metro
- Know Your IC Card: Consider using an IC card like ICOCA for convenient travel. It saves time at ticket machines and can also be used for purchases at some stores.
- Check Train Times: Use apps or station displays to check train schedules and avoid long waits, especially late at night.
- Stay to the Right: When using escalators, stand on the right side to allow others to pass on the left, especially during busy hours.
- Keep Noise Down: Be mindful of noise levels on the train. Avoid talking loudly and set your phone to silent mode.
- Priority Seating: Respect priority seating for the elderly, disabled, and pregnant women.
- Plan for Transfers: If you need to transfer lines, check the signs for directions and platform numbers to make your transition smoother.
- Avoid Peak Hours: If possible, travel outside of rush hours (typically 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM) to avoid crowded trains.
- Stay Aware of Your Belongings: Keep an eye on your bags and belongings while riding to ensure safety.
- Use the Exit Signs: When you arrive at your destination, follow the exit signs to find the way out or connect to other transit options.
- Ask for Help: If you're unsure about anything, don't hesitate to ask station staff for assistance. Many speak some English.
Essential Osaka Metro App
Here are some essential apps to help you navigate the Osaka Metro:
- Osaka Metro Official App: This app provides real-time train schedules, route planning, and station information. It’s a great resource for checking service status and navigating the system.
Osaka Metro Official App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Google Maps: Ideal for overall navigation, Google Maps can help you find the best routes using public transportation, including Osaka Metro. It provides step-by-step directions and estimated travel times.
Google Maps App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Hyperdia: A comprehensive transit app for Japan that offers detailed train schedules and route options. You can search for specific trains and times, making it useful for planning your trips.
Hyperdia App
- NAVITIME: This app provides route planning, live updates, and useful features like walking directions to and from stations. It also offers information on nearby attractions.
NAVITIME App
- ICOCA App: If you’re using an ICOCA card, this app allows you to manage your card balance and check transaction history. It’s handy for ensuring you have enough balance before traveling.
ICOCA App
- Citymapper: While more commonly used in major cities, Citymapper can be useful in Osaka for real-time navigation and transit updates.
Citymapper App (Source from App store - Apple)
- Japan Transit Planner: This app provides detailed information on train routes and schedules across Japan, including Osaka Metro.
Japan Transit Planner App (Source from App store - Apple)
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Osaka Hotels Recommodation
Osaka Hotels
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Great1536 Reviews
Nakanoshima Osaka|1.42km from city center
It is a newly renovated hotel with long history. There are shops, restaurants and 7-11 within the hotel. There are science museum,art museum in walking distance and convention centre next door. There is a train station just under the hotel but it is a remote line and hardly linked to the main lines. Good thing is that there are free shuttle buses every 10-15 mins to Osaka JR station for about 15 mins ride.From€92
Great2143 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.76km from city center
This hotel is located in Yodoyabashi, just one subway stop away from Umeda, making it incredibly convenient. The hotel facilities are excellent. The lobby on the 15th floor offers expansive views, almost like a sky garden. The room itself is a bit small, and there isn't enough space to fully open a suitcase.From€126
Great3048 Reviews
Uehommachi/Tennoji/Southern Osaka Osaka|3.56km from city center
The hotel's location is fantastic! The airport shuttle drops you right at the entrance, making it perfect for your last stop before heading home, so you don't have to haul your luggage on the subway. The room was spacious enough to open two suitcases, which is a real rarity in Japan. Breakfast was also plentiful. Overall, I'm very satisfied and would choose to stay here again.From€100
Great1891 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|3.29km from city center
This hotel exceeded all my expectations. The atmosphere was elegant and relaxing, making it a perfect place to unwind. The rooms were spotlessly clean, beautifully designed, and very comfortable.
The staff were exceptionally friendly and professional, always ready to help with a warm smile. The location is also very convenient, with easy access to transportation and nearby attractions.
Overall, it was a wonderful stay and truly great value for money. I would highly recommend this hotel and would definitely return again.From€187
Great4325 Reviews
America Mura Osaka|2.22km from city center
What a surprise that Hotel Nikko Osaka is kind of 5 stars services to us .
A welcome warmth anniversary chocolate gift box on the table when we walk into the room.
The room might look tiny but not really I can tell that. They have smart design on the long couch sofa with ample space below , thus we can open up luggage and put under the couch sofa .
So smart and Neat design! Overall service is 5 stars like . They have plenty of counter with fluent English speaking staffs .
No worries for foreign who can't speak Japanese.
Highly Recommend to purchase room with breakfast along .
They have provide both Japanese style and Western mix Japanese style buffet at different level .
We have tried both restaurants for the different breakfast days .
Overall Experience is superb !
Last but not least , we managed to purchase way bus ticket from Hotel to Osaka Kansai Terminal Airport that limo bus services by the Hotel Nikko !!!
So convenience for us once again !!!From€72
Great797 Reviews
Umeda Osaka|0.89km from city center
Coming from Tokyo, I thought I had the Shinkansen system down, but Osaka Station definitely taught me a lesson! I got lost as soon as I exited the subway, and we only found the hotel because my husband could read the map. I'd highly recommend taking a taxi if it's your first time in Umeda and heading to this hotel!
However, once we got our bearings, we realized the hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! Osaka Station is just 200 meters across the street! Hankyu Station and Umeda Station are also nearby. Within 500 meters, you'll find the Umeda shopping district: Hankyu Department Store, LUCUA, LUCUA 1100, Daimaru Department Store, Yodobashi Camera, and Hankyu Sanbangai are all in the vicinity – a shopper's paradise! The best part is the time-saving aspect; if you buy too much to carry, you can just drop it off at the hotel and head out again – plenty of time, haha.
Most importantly, it's also quite close to Universal Studios Japan. A 17-minute subway ride from Osaka Station makes it incredibly convenient.
**Service:** While I didn't find any staff who spoke Chinese, they were very friendly towards Chinese guests. My basic English was sufficient. You'll need to pay the deposit with cash or a Visa card.
**Accommodation:** Since the price is a bit higher than the Shinsaibashi area, the rooms are also larger. This is the biggest hotel room I've stayed in Japan, and the accommodation was excellent and very clean. The only downside was that the hairdryer had very weak airflow and was loud, making it a struggle to dry my hair.From€200
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Great1721 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.37km from city center
Our first stop in Japan was Osaka, and we stayed at the Keihan Hotel Yodoyabashi – it was excellent and highly recommended!
From Kansai Airport, we took the Nankai Rapid Express to Namba. After exiting the station, we found the Midosuji Line and took it one stop towards Minoh to Yodoyabashi. From there, we looked for Exit 18 of the Keihan Line, went up to ground level, spotted a 7-Eleven, and the hotel was right there. This area has a lot of office buildings, so it was quite quiet.
The front desk staff guided us through the self check-in process. We then picked up the disposable amenities we needed, such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, facial cleanser, and lotion. They also provided a small bottle of drinking water every day.
To get to our floor, we had to swipe our card in the elevator. The room, although not huge, had all the necessary facilities! It’s winter now, and the room had heating with adjustable temperature. There’s a mini-fridge, so you can buy some cold drinks. The bedding was comfortable, and I slept soundly at night!
The shower and toilet are combined. The toilet is a smart one with a heated seat, so it’s not cold when you use it. There’s also a bathtub for soaking.
There’s a laundry room with washing and drying machines on the first floor, but you might have to wait during peak hours.
On my second day, I went for a run at Osaka Castle Park. It was quite pleasant running and enjoying the scenery.
The hotel offers a luggage forwarding service. On our fourth night, we brought our suitcases to the front desk to send them to our hotel in Kyoto. The staff member helped us fill out the forms, and we just handed our luggage over to her. This made our travels much lighter the next day.
We stayed here for four nights and it was very comfortable. You can take the Midosuji Line to Umeda to explore the shopping malls around Osaka Station and Umeda Station, or take it to Namba Station to visit Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori together.
The hotel service was excellent, the stay was comfortable, and the cleanliness was good. It was great!From€46
Very Good1374 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.6km from city center
Overall, this hotel performs well and is a solid choice for business accommodation.
In terms of facilities, the rooms are on the more compact side for a business hotel, and the air conditioning only offers fan speed adjustment. However, all equipment is functioning properly and meets basic usage needs.
Hygiene is well-maintained, with no noticeable issues found.
The surrounding area is very convenient, just a few steps from Higobashi subway station, making travel incredibly easy. Additionally, a Daikoku Drugstore is directly accessible from the hotel's ground floor, which is great for shopping.
Service was satisfactory; the front desk staff were professional and courteous, always providing service with a smile and a friendly attitude.
Overall, this hotel offers good value for money and is highly recommended.From€30
Great581 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|1.09km from city center
Osaka was the final stop on our Japan trip.
1. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of bustling Shinsaibashi. There's a subway station just a few steps away, making it very convenient to get to Universal Studios.
2. The front desk staff were very friendly and provided service with a smile. They carefully verified our check-in information, which was great, and also offered free luggage storage!
3. The hotel has a small self-service beverage area, but they didn't offer machine-dispensed drinks, only pre-made options like fruit teas and coffee. The taste was generally mediocre, and some were a bit too sweet.
4. The washing and drying facilities in the laundry room are split across two different floors, with two sets of machines on each. However, this wasn't quite enough when it got busy. Also, due to heavy usage, the cleanliness wasn't always promptly addressed, and there was often a lot of lint and residue inside the washing machines; I'd recommend wiping them down thoroughly before use. Paper cups for the ice machine weren't always replenished on time, sometimes requiring a trip to the front desk. Furthermore, the laundry room itself is quite small. It also houses a microwave and the ice machine, and it gets very crowded with more than two people trying to use the facilities simultaneously. I'd suggest opening the main dining area in the evenings for guests to relax or heat food, instead of cramming everything into one small space.
5. The room was quite spacious. With three comfortable beds for three people, we all slept wonderfully!From€69
Great1429 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.52km from city center
The location is fantastic, right in the Umeda shopping district. Getting around is easy; you can just use the underground passages directly to department stores like Daimaru and Yodobashi, which is great for avoiding the sun. The hotel also has a public bath and a laundry room, which are very convenient. There are plenty of restaurants around the hotel downstairs.From€63
Great3910 Reviews
Umeda Osaka|1.03km from city center
The best thing about this hotel is its location. It's just a five-minute walk from the central exit of Osaka Station, which is perfect when you're traveling solo with a child. Another great perk is that the hotel allows you to store luggage overnight (I only confirmed for one night, didn't ask about multiple nights). For my trip to Tottori, I stayed here the first night, in Tottori the second night, and then back here for the third night. It was incredibly convenient to only bring a backpack to Tottori, especially with a little one! Oh, and there's a Nintendo flagship store on the 13th floor, and the hotel has signs right outside the station exit. They also gave me a discount coupon for food.From€82
Great1601 Reviews
America Mura Osaka|2.25km from city center
Frankly I do expect more on the Bridge hotel. There are no hook in the bath room.. I have no where to hang my clothes.
The pillow are awful.. we booked 2 rooms.. 4 beds. I even top up 28000 yen to upgrade. Was disappointed .. only 1 bed pillow was accepted. 2 pillows on a bed.. some felt like ” flat bread pillow ” some ”rock pillow” . Hotel should review the condition of the pillows. Mattress is acceptable.
Breakfast is in a mess prob due to crowd.. I felt stress just having breakfast there. Chaotic is the word.
The activities are well spend effort by the hotel. Overall we will not stay here again.. I was so looking forward to this hotel and was greatly disappointed.From€79
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Great1867 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|2.48km from city center
The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the subway station and consists of two buildings: the main building and an annex. The rooms aren't huge, but they're a good size for hotels in the same price range. They offer 24-hour hot water, coffee, drinks, and a microwave for heating food, which is great. Free luggage storage is also available. There's a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk, so communication was seamless. Breakfast was decent too. The only downside, if I had to pick one, was the constant stream of tour groups. It's also just a 5-minute walk from the main shopping street in Shinsaibashi.From€29
Amazing1723 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|3.53km from city center
We stayed in a deluxe twin. It’s nice spacious room with two 4 ft beds, even have a seating area with a couch in the room. The room acoustic is great, you don’t hear much traffic at all, except for sirens and some jerks roaming their sport cars engines at night. The amenities is great, please do explore around the hotel.
The hotel is about 10 minutes walk from Nipponbashi and Namba station and is tucked slightly away from the bustling Namba and yet is just a street away.
Hotel staff team is very polite, good English speaking and helpful. They helped me to change restaurant reservation as I don’t speak Japanese.
Will definitely come back again.From€90
Great461 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.49km from city center
Such a lovely hotel stay, first time travellers to Osaka and we found the space and staff absolutely pleasant. We’re massive walkers on holidays so the little extra long walks didn’t bother us however isn’t really central to everything, in saying that there is a train station that is about a 5 min walk from the hotel that will take you anywhere you need in a short amount of time. Will absolutely be staying here on our next visit to Osaka.From€61
Amazing1379 Reviews
Osaka Bay Osaka|7.3km from city center
The hotel is super close to Laotong's World, just a 10-minute walk away. A taxi would only be about 1300 yen. The best part is that it's literally just across the road from the subway exit, maybe a hundred meters. We had two large and two small suitcases, and getting from the station across the street to the hotel was incredibly smooth.
The hotel's hot spring is excellent, definitely on par with Chinese hot springs that charge 400-500 RMB per person. The main thing is that after a tiring day at the amusement park, feeling completely exhausted, a good soak in the bath was just heavenly!From€44
Very Good1402 Reviews
Shinsaibashi/Namba/Yotsubashi Osaka|4.88km from city center
The rooms and floors have been renovated, and they are indeed much cleaner and tidier. However, the downside is that none of the doors have locks; instead, you get a wooden sign to hang on the doorknob. This can lead to people accidentally trying to open the wrong door. It's a hassle having to lock my luggage every day or send it downstairs for storage. The wardrobes and desks in the room have been removed. While I can manage without a wardrobe, not having a desk is really inconvenient. The air conditioning in the hallway on my floor wasn't turned on, even though it was below zero degrees. Each room only had a small heater, which was very loud and noisy, making it impossible to keep on all night.
Almost every time I stay on the women-only floor, there are men staying on it, and this time, someone even tried to open the wrong door. I was also asked to pay an extra 500 yen for the specific room I requested at the front desk, which has never happened before. Overall, my experience this time was pretty mediocre.
I also have to complain about the Wi-Fi; it only works in the lobby. I've never been able to connect to it in my room.From€11
Great891 Reviews
Osaka Station/Umeda/Yodoyabashi/Hommachi Osaka|0.57km from city center
The hotel is tucked away in a quiet spot, yet it's just a short walk to Nakanoshima Park and a straight 500-meter shot to the Umeda commercial district. The room is spacious, and the bar counter by the entrance is very practical for making coffee or tea. The bedding is incredibly comfortable. I particularly enjoyed the lounge area in the lobby; it has a fireplace in the evenings, and sitting by it to read was very peaceful. On the second floor, there's a laundry room and a gym with professional equipment. The staff are friendly and provide excellent service; their advice is always very knowledgeable. Plus, there's a free coffee machine in the lobby.From€115
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