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OSAKA METRO OFFICIAL GUIDE · 2026-09-17 as of

Shinsaibashi Station Accessibility Route

Search by station name or line to see the platform-to-ground accessibility route published in Osaka Metro's official guidance. Route wording is shown alongside the original (Japanese).

Stations (by line)
124
Lines
8

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Shinsaibashi

Shinsaibashi Station

3 routes
Route 1

1･2番線ホーム（ルート１）

Order of travel (original wording)
Elevator → Stairs(Elevator) → NorthTicket gate → クリスタ長堀(Elevator) → Ground level
Route 2

1･2番線ホーム（ルート２）

Order of travel (original wording)
Elevator → Elevator → Stairs(Elevator) → 御堂筋線1･2番線Platform
Route 3

1･2番線ホーム（ルート３）

Order of travel (original wording)
Stairs(Elevator) → Northコンコース階 → Stairs(Elevator) → 四つ橋線1･2番線Platform

Transfer lines: M19心斎橋 御堂筋線, Y14四ツ橋 四つ橋線

Shinsaibashi Station accessibility article →

How to check Osaka Metro accessibility routes

This list organizes the "accessible entrance/exit route" guidance Osaka Metro's official site publishes per station, by station and line. Routes are shown in order from the platform through the ticket gates to the ground-level exit, alongside the original (Japanese) wording.

Transfer stations can have different routes per line

Even the same station can have completely different platform locations and elevator routes depending on the line. Check the line name in the search results first, and choose the route for the line you actually plan to use. If a transfer is needed, also check the transfer line information.

Routes are shown as published, with only common terms glossed

Universal facility terms like "elevator," "escalator," "ground level," "platform," and "ticket gate" are shown alongside an English gloss, but proper nouns such as building names and exit numbers are kept in the original (Japanese) to avoid mistranslation. Check the original page via the source link for the exact wording.

Check real-time availability separately

This information is static data describing the existence of equipment and the accessibility route, and does not include real-time inspection or outage status. If equipment access is essential for your trip, check official Osaka Metro guidance and on-site signage before you leave.