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Osaka Line
21000 series EMU on a limited express service passing New Aoyama Tunnel
130 km/h (80 mph) (some limited express trains) 120 km/h (75 mph) (limited express trains) 110 km/h (70 mph) (other trains)
Signalling
Automatic closing block
Train protection system
Kintetsu ATS, ATS-SP
Maximum incline
3.56%
Route map
Legend
0.0*
km via the former route
A01 Osaka Namba
Namba Line (A)
Sennichimae Line (S18)
Tanimachi Line (T25)
Tanimachi Kyūchōme
0.0
D03 Osaka Uehommachi
S19 as Sennichimae Line
JR West: Osaka Loop Line
1.1
D04 Tsuruhashi
2.8
D05 Imazato
Sennichimae Line
4.1
D06 Fuse
Nara Line (A)
5.1
D07 Shuntokumichi
JR Shuntokumichi
Osaka Higashi Line
6.2
D08 Nagase
7.4
D09 Mito
8.3
D10 Kyūhōjiguchi
9.2
Kintetsu Yao
-1978
9.6
D11 Kintetsu Yao
1978-
11.1
D12 Kawachi-Yamamoto
Shigi Line (J)
Takayasu Inspection Depot / Workshop
12.2
D13 Takayasu
Takayasu Depot
13.3
D14 Onji
14.9
D15 Hōzenji
Yamatoji Line
15.7
D16 Katashimo
Kashiwara
Kashiwara-minamiguchi
16.6
D17 Andō
Kashiwara (temporary)
Domyoji Line (N)
Yamatoji Line
Yamato River
18.2
D18 Kawachi-Kokubu
19.8
D19 Ōsaka-Kyōikudai-mae
Tamateyama Tunnel
Osaka/Nara
22.0
D20 Sekiya
24.1
D21 Nijō
25.7
D22 Kintetsu Shimoda
Wakayama Line (Kashiba)
Goidō Workshop/
Takayasu Inspection Goido Depot
27.1
D23 Goidō
JR Goidō
28.8
D24 Tsukiyama
29.9
D25 Yamato-Takada
( *Takada)
JR West: Wakayama Line
JR West:
Sakurai Line
(Man-yo Mahoroba Line)
31.8
D26 Matsuzuka
32.8
D27 Masuga
Kyoto
Kyoto Line (B)
Ninokuchi Bypass
B40 Yagi-nishiguchi [* 1]
34.8
D39 Yamato-Yagi
Kashihara Line (B)
Unebi
36.9
D40 Miminashi
38.2
D41 Daifuku
Yamato Railway
39.8
D42 Sakurai
Sakurai Line
(Man-yo Mahoroba Line)
Daiki: Hase Line
41.9
D43 Yamato-Asakura
Hase
45.6
D44 Hasedera
50.1
D45 Haibara
57.2
D46 Murōguchi-Ōno
59.7
D47 Sambommatsu
Nara/Mie
64.0
D48 Akameguchi
Nishi-Nabari
67.2
D49 Nabari
Takayasu Inspection Nabari Depot
70.0
D50 Kikyōgaoka
73.1
D51 Mihata
75.5
D52 Iga-Kambe
Iga Railway Iga Line
77.9
D53 Aoyamachō
Takayasu Inspection Aoyamacho Depot
80.6
D54 Iga-Kōzu
Miyashita Tunnel
Kitayama Tunnel
Tanioku Tunnel
Sangen-ya Tunnel
83.4*
Sangen-ya Signal Box
-1973
83.8
D55 Nishi-Aoyama
1975-
Osaka Transportation Department
84.048
Nagoya Transportation Department
85.3*
Nishi-Aoyama
-1975
New Aoyama Tunnel
5,652 m
Aoyama Tunnel
89.1*
Higashi-Aoyama
-1975
Kaito Tunnel
Takiguchi Tunnel
Mizoguchi Tunnel
Nikawa Tunnel
91.8*
Kaito-nishi Signal Box
-1975
91.5
D56 Higashi-Aoyama
1975-
93.1*
Kaito-higashi Signal Box
-1975
Sōdani Tunnel
Kajigahiro Tunnel
95.4
D57 Sakakibara-Onsenguchi
97.6
D58 Ōmitsu
100.1
Kametani Signal Box
-1974
101.6
D59 Ise-Ishibashi
Chusei Railway
Kumozu River
Takano Signal Box
-1974
Meishō Line
104.4
D60 Kawai-Takaoka
( *Ichishi)
Kintetsu Nagoya
108.2
Miyako Junction
Nakagawa Bypass for limited express trains
Nakamura River
Nagoya Line (E)
Osaka Line
108.9
D61 Ise-Nakagawa
Yamada Line (M)
Ujiyamada
Toba Line (M)
Toba
Shima Line (M)
Kashikojima
^Same station as Yamato-Yagi
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