Kamiiida Line & Meitetsu Komaki Line 上飯田線と名鉄小牧線

Published on : 17/02/2023
by : Joshua

Kamiiida Line & Meitetsu Komaki Line: the Kamiiida Line & Meitetsu Komaki Line connects Heian-dori Station in Nagoya with Inuyama to the north.

Kamiiida Line train Nagoya
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The Kamiiida Line in Nagoya is one of the six main subway lines of the Nagoya subway system.

The Kamiiida Line, which is marked pink on subway maps, must be the shortest subway line in Japan, consisting as it does of only one stop before it becomes the 20 km-long Meitetsu Komaki Line to Kasugai, Komaki and Inuyama.

The Kamiiida Line first opened in 2003.

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