Meijo Line Nagoya Subway

  • Published on : 16/02/2023
  • by : Joshua

The Meijo Line is a circular, loop line of the Nagoya subway network running from Kanayama through Sakae, Motoyama, yagoto and Aratama-bashi stations.

Ozone Station is on the JR Chuo Line, which links Ozone Station to Tsurumai StationNagoya StationKanayama StationChikusa Station, and then north east to the outlying towns of Kasugai, Tajimi, Toki, Ena and Nakatsugawa.

Ozone Station is also the terminus for the Yutorito Line (ゆとりーとライン), which is a bus which runs on an elevated track to the suburb of Obata Ryokuchi and is the only guided bus line in the country.

Ozone is a terminus for local buses with services to Shin-Moriyama via Koshin, Midorigaoka Jutaku via Obata, Imba Station, and Fukiage via Imaike.

Ozone Station at night, Nagoya

Ozone Station at night, Nagoya

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