Hommachi Station - Osaka

It is a station that can use the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, Chuo Line, and Yotsubashi Line, and is located in the center of Osaka's business district. Nowadays, more and more companies have offices in Umeda, but in the past, Honmachi was the main business district in Osaka. However, there are still many companies, so there are quite a lot of users. Transferring to each line is a little annoying (each is slightly far away, especially the Yotsubashi line is far away and difficult for people who are not used to it). Also, the Midosuji Line platform is quite small, and it is quite dangerous because it is full of people during rush hours. I'm chilling to see if an accident will occur if I don't improve. The Midosuji Line is very convenient because you can go to the main stations of Senri Chuo, Shin-Osaka, Umeda, Yodoyabashi, Honmachi, Shinsaibashi, Namba, and Tennoji. There are quite a lot of restaurants and cafes in the area, and there is also a large park called Utsubo on the Yotsubashi line side, so if you live with one or two people, you may want to live near your workplace (business district). Therefore, there are many weekends and holidays). There are few supermarkets, but there are Life, KOHYO, frescoes, etc. There are various shops and wholesale stores in the Senba Center Building, so it's fun just to walk.

Used for commuting. There are Chuo Line and Midosuji Line, and the transportation is convenient. May 20, 1933 (Showa 8) --Line 1 (Midosuji Line) Umeda Station (provisional) --Shinsaibashi Station opened, Hommachi Station opened. 1945 (Showa 20) June 10-Until October 3, it was offered as a military material storage, and the function as a passenger station was suspended. October 31, 1964-Line 4 (Chuo Line) Bentencho Station-Honmachi (provisional) station extended opening. Initially, it was the terminal station, and it was a contact outside the ticket gate with Hommachi Station on Line 1. October 1, 1965-Line 3 (Yotsubashi Line) Nishi-Umeda Station-Daikokucho Station is extended and Shinanobashi Station opens. October 1, 1967 (Showa 42) -The train on Line 4 could not stop and collided with a bollard. 24 people were injured [1]. 1969 (Showa 44) July 1-Line 4 (Chuo Line) With the completion of the main station of Hommachi Station, the communication outside the ticket gates of Lines 1 and 4 has been resolved. At the same time, Shinanobashi Station on Line 3 (Yotsubashi Line) was renamed to Hommachi Station and became a transfer station, becoming a comprehensive station for all three lines. December 6-The Chuo Line extends from this station to Tanimachi 4-chome Station and is directly connected to Fukaebashi Station, becoming an intermediate station. March 31, 1984-Automatic ticket gates are installed and put into service at the Midosuji Line South Exit ticket gates, and all ticket gates at all subway and New Tram stations become automatic ticket gates. [2] 2015-The connection line between the Yotsubashi line and the Chuo line is completed [3]. April 1, 2018-Due to the privatization of the Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau, the business operator and jurisdiction changed to Osaka Metro.

Hommachi Station is a station where you can transfer to the three subways of the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, Yotsubashi Line, and Chuo Line. You can come and go through the connecting passage, but the distance traveled is long. If you are not used to it, it is better to go to the ground early so that you can know your current location with GPS and you will not get lost easily. Yotsubashi Line can go to Nishi Umeda and Suminoe The Midosuji Line can go to Umeda, Shin-Osaka, Nakamozu and Tennoji. The Chuo Line can go to Cosmosquare and Ikoma. Hommachi Station is a business district, and even if you live in Osaka, you may not often visit it, but it is the closest station to the long-established model store M's Plus and the long-established model studio's convex and concave stores. These two shops are personally recommended. Please go if you like.

Convenient to get used to ✨ Senba ✨ ✨ Bura Tamori ✨ There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores (^ o ^) v Many of the Osaka branches of regional banks have been and are concentrated near Hommachi Station. And, of course, there are many large companies that represent Japan. Along with Yodoya Bridge near Hommachi Station It's the largest office district in Osaka For example, in Tokyo It has a brand image comparable to "Marunouchi". In October 2011, except for the Yotsubashi line, "Senbanishi" was added as a sub-name to the station name sign. ヽ (= ´ ▽ `=) ﾉ It is a request from the citizens who wish to restore the Senba brand. It gets very crowded during the morning and evening rush hours. The premises are wide and there are exits 1 to 28 ... A little ⚠ underground labyrinth ?? Well ... even if you go out to the ground ... What is the muscle of the dress? North, south, east and west are wakame seaweed (crying) The connecting passage is quite a distance when you walk. Underground passage ... I want you to take a taxi in the concourse (laughs) If you go out to the ground along with the flow of people, In a ridiculous place (^ _ ^;) There are many hotels of each rank, so Business trips The information board is full of letters, ? It's a good idea to check the exit number of Hommachi Station. □ Boarding route ★★★★ * Osaka Metro Midosuji Line center lane Yotsubashi Line