Question 1

How many stations are on the Yotsubashi Line?

Accepted Answer

The Yotsubashi Line has 11 stations, running from Nishi-Umeda to Suminoekoen over 11.8 km.

Question 2

What is the first and last station on the Yotsubashi Line?

Accepted Answer

The Yotsubashi Line runs from Nishi-Umeda (one terminus) to Suminoekoen (other terminus). Trains operate in both directions throughout the day.

Question 3

When was the Yotsubashi Line opened?

Accepted Answer

The Yotsubashi Line was first opened in 1942 as part of the Métro de Osaka network.

Question 4

Which stations on the Yotsubashi Line have interchange connections?

Accepted Answer

The Yotsubashi Line has 3 interchange station(s): Hommachi (connects to Midosuji Line, Chuo Line); Namba (connects to Midosuji Line); Daikokucho (connects to Midosuji Line).

Question 5

How long does it take to travel the entire Yotsubashi Line?

Accepted Answer

End-to-end travel on the Yotsubashi Line from Nishi-Umeda to Suminoekoen takes approximately 26 minutes (11.8 km at an average speed of 33 km/h including station dwell time). Trains run every 4–4 minutes during peak hours.

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