Tanimachi 6-chome Station Elevator & Escalator Accessibility Route | Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line

Accessibility routes registered at Tanimachi 6-chome Station

Tanimachi 6-chome Station has 3 accessibility routes registered, running from the platform to ground level. A route is typically structured as "platform → elevator → ticket gate → entrance elevator → ground level," and some stations include a ramp or stairs alongside part of the route.

If there are multiple routes, they represent different paths depending on the platform direction or entrance location. It is efficient to decide the entrance closest to your destination first, then choose the route leading to that entrance.

Order of travel by route

The order of travel for each route listed in the official guidance is as follows (common terms are glossed; proper nouns like building names stay in the original).

1･2番線ホーム（ルート１）: Elevator(Platform～コンコース階) → SouthTicket gate → 3号出口Elevator → Ground level (4 steps)

1･2番線ホーム（ルート２）: Elevator(Platform～コンコース階) → NorthTicket gate → 7号出口Elevator → Ground level (4 steps)

1･2番線ホーム（ルート３）: Elevator(谷町線Platform～長堀鶴見緑地線Platform) → 長堀鶴見緑地線1･2番線Platform (2 steps)

How does it compare with other stations on Tanimachi Line?

Stations registered on Tanimachi Line average about 2.3 accessibility routes. Tanimachi 6-chome Station (3) has about 0.7 more routes than that.

It has more routes than the line average, giving you a wider choice of entrances. That said, more routes doesn't mean every entrance has an elevator, so confirm the route that matches your destination.

Transfer stations can have different routes per line

Tanimachi 6-chome Station is a station where you can transfer to N18谷町六丁目 長堀鶴見緑地線. The accessibility route of the transfer line is not included on this page, so if you need to transfer, check that line's guidance separately.

Even if this station meets other Osaka Metro lines, this page only covers the route based on the Tanimachi Line platform. If you plan to change to another line, check the route separately on that line's station page.

How to use this information when planning your trip

Wheelchair or stroller users should check the accessibility route at both the origin and destination stations before deciding their path. Checking the entrance number in the route guidance against a map app also makes it easier to reach your destination after arriving at ground level.

Some stations have routes that pass through a building (such as an elevator inside a commercial facility). Such routes may have limited hours depending on that facility's operating hours, so if you're traveling early in the morning or late at night, it's safer to also check an alternate route.

Check real-time availability separately

This information organizes route guidance published on the official Osaka Metro site as facts, by station and line, and does not include today's real-time inspection, breakdown, or construction status. If equipment access is essential for your trip, check official Osaka Metro guidance before you leave, and prioritize station signage and staff guidance once on site.

The route descriptions in this article are not a direct translation of the original but a reference written based on published facts. Check the source below for exact wording and the latest information.