Hotarugaike Station

For transfer when heading to Itami Airport. Transfer station for Hankyu and Osaka Monorail.

This station is the closest station to Osaka International Airport. I've walked from this station to the airport once before, but if you're not very geographically savvy, you should stop. I had to make a considerable detour to enter the airport facility, and I was almost late for boarding time. I was very worried because I was about to inconvenience the people at the airport and other passengers. After all, it is safest to go by monorail. It is very safe because the time can be predicted to some extent. By the way, the fare is 200 yen to the airport.

Very convenient rail connection from Itami Airport. From the monorail, take the Hankyu train to the center of Osaka Station in about 15 minutes. From the second floor, a connecting passage. There is a lunch box store. There are elevators and escalators.

One month after the opening of Minoh Arima Electric Orbit, it opened in April 1910. It was a semi-express and ordinary stop for a long time, but it became an express stop in 2003. A transfer station for the Hankyu Takarazuka Line and the Osaka Monorail. The Hankyu line is convenient for going to Umeda, Takarazuka, and Minoo, and the monorail line is convenient for going to Osaka International Airport and Kadoma City. There is also a small commercial facility in front of the station, and it is convenient because there are regular buses and taxis are resident.

It is read as Hotarugaike Station. You can transfer at the 2nd floor passage on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line and Osaka Monorail Line. Senri Chuo and Hotarugaike, Expo'70 Commemorative Park, Kadoma City, and Dainichi are probably monorail stations with a large number of users. This station has many users at Osaka Itami Airport, and most of them transfer to Hankyu. Airport limousine buses run from Kansai International Airport, Umeda, Namba, Tennoji, and Kobe Kyoto to Itami Airport, but the Hankyu Ikeda Line is very crowded from Toyonaka Minami to Kashima on the way, so when you don't have time, There is no doubt that you will use Hankyu & Monorail even if it is troublesome. Since Hankyu has stopped more than express trains for some time, convenience has improved considerably (Hankyu seems to be considering a new route to the airport, but I personally don't think it is necessary). .. What I don't like about this station is the passing of passengers during the morning and evening rush hours. Anyway, there are many users of monorail → Hankyu, and since the connecting passage is narrow, you may hit your shoulder if you are not careful (there is a right side passage, but there are many people who do not keep the passage narrow). After the renewal, a souvenir shop and a staggered shop were opened in the aisle, but I shouldn't be the only one who thought that I should make all the aisles without honesty. There is also a store). There is a commercial building called Luciole (Book 1st, Starbucks, Corp., Shimamura, drug store, specialty stores, Toyonaka City Library, etc.) in the vicinity, and it is convenient because it is directly connected to the station on the 2nd floor. Those who are thinking of living in the neighborhood are good for people without children or for singles. However, if you have children, you should stop. I can't explain the reason, but let's stop especially Toyonaka City 18 Junior High School District. For households with children, it is recommended that the address be Toneyama or Senrien. Seifuso is a good place, but it's not good because it's in the middle of 18.