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Sakaisuji Line

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Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line
A refurbished Sakaisuji Line 66 series EMU in January 2016
Overview
Native nameGiới cân tuyến
OwnerOsaka Metro(2018–present)
Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau(1969–2018)
Line number6
LocaleOsaka
Termini
Stations10
Color on map(#814721)
Service
TypeRapid transit
SystemOsaka Metro
Depot(s)Higashi-Suita (located onHankyu Senri Line)
Rolling stock
History
Opened6 December 1969;54 years ago(1969-12-06)
Last extension4 March 1993;31 years ago(1993-03-04)
Technical
Line length8.1 km (5.0 mi)
Track length8.5 km (5.3 mi)
Number of tracksDouble-track
Track gauge1,435 mm(4 ft8+12in)standard gauge
Electrification1,500 V DC(overhead line)
Operating speed70 km/h (45 mph)
SignallingAutomatic closing block
Train protection systemWS-ATC
Route map

TheOsaka Metro Sakaisuji Line(Giới cân tuyến,Sakaisuji-sen)is an undergroundrapid transitline inOsaka,Japan, operated byOsaka Metro.Its official name isRapid Electric Tramway Line No. 6(Cao tốc điện khí quỹ đạo đệ 6 hào tuyến),and inMLITpublications, it is written asLine No. 6 (Sakaisuji Line)(6 hào tuyến ( giới cân tuyến )).

The Sakaisuji Line is unique in the Osaka Metro system in that despite being regulated as a tramway under theRailway Business Actlike the other lines, the line was constructed as an extension of a line governed as a railway, specifically theHankyu Senri Line,to which the Sakaisuji Line connects to at its northern end atTenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme Station.Through services using both Osaka Municipal Subway and Hankyu rolling stock operates to and from the Senri Line andArashiyama Linevia theKyoto Main Line.[1][2]

History[edit]

The Sakaisuji Line was first envisioned in the Urban Transportation Council Report No. 3 (1958) as an underground line running from Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme toTenmaviaSakaisujiandDobutsuen-mae,and it was to be operated by Hankyu Railway instead of the Osaka prefectural government. In 1963, the Urban Transportation Council Report No. 7 (1963) recommended that the southern terminus of the Sakaisuji Line be atTengachayainstead of Tenma.

Later unrealised plans for the Sakaisuji Line included two separate extensions toNakamozuandSugimotochō,and at one point it was envisioned that through-services between thestandard-gaugeHankyu Railway and thenarrow-gaugeNankai Railwaywould be realised by connecting them together with the Sakaisuji Line through the use ofdual gaugetracks, however that plan was abandoned due to the differentelectrification systemsused by Hankyu and Nankai.[3][page needed]

The Sakaisuji Line opened on December 6, 1969 between Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme and Dōbutsuen-mae,[4]at which point the previous ground-level southern terminal of the Hankyu Senri Line at Tenjinbashi was closed.[citation needed]The line was extended from Dōbutsuen-mae to Tengachaya on 4 March 1993, as a metro-based replacement of the former Nankai Tennoji Branch Line which closed at the same time.[citation needed]

Stations[edit]

Station numbers on the Sakaisuji Line (excluding Hankyu-operated stations) are indicated by the letter "K".

The seasonal Limited Express service known as "Hozu" (operated by Hankyu between Tengachaya and Arashiyama) stops at the stations with a "●", while other trains (local trains, Sakaisuji Semi-Express trains, and trains toKawaramachi) stop at every station.[citation needed]

All stations are in Osaka.

No. Station name[5] Japanese Distance (km) Seasonal
Limited
Express
Hozu
[citation needed]
Transfers Location
Hankyuthrough services: From Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme:

toKita-Senrion theSenri Line
toKawaramachion theHankyu Kyoto Main LineviaAwaji

toArashiyamaon theArashiyama Linevia Awaji andKatsura(seasonal; Hozu services only)

K 11 Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme Thiên thần kiều cân lục đinh mục 0.0 Tanimachi Line(T18)

Hankyu Senri Line(Through service)

Kita-ku
K 12 Ōgimachi Phiến đinh 0.7 | OOsaka Loop Line(Temma,JR-O10)
K 13 Minami-morimachi Nam sâm đinh 1.3 |
K 14 Kitahama Bắc bang 2.1 | KHKeihan Main Line(KH02)

KHKeihan Nakanoshima Line(Naniwabashi,KH51)

Chūō-ku
K 15 Sakaisuji-Hommachi
(Semba-higashi)
Giới cân bổn đinh
( thuyền tràng đông )
3.0 | Chūō Line(C17)
K 16 Nagahoribashi Trường quật kiều 4.0 | Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line(N16)
K 17 Nippombashi Nhật bổn kiều 4.9 Sennichimae Line(S17)
AKintetsu Namba Line(A02)
K 18 Ebisuchō
(Nippombashi-suji)
Huệ mỹ tu đinh
( nhật bổn kiều cân )
5.9 | Hankai Line(HN51) Naniwa-ku
K 19 Dobutsuen-mae
(Shinsekai)
Động vật viên tiền
( tân thế giới )
6.6 |
Nishinari-ku
K 20 Tengachaya Thiên hạ trà ốc 8.1

Rolling stock[edit]

The Sakaisuji Line is the first Osaka subway line to useoverhead linesinstead ofthird railfor power collection. All trains are based at Higashi-Suita Depot located on the Hankyu Senri Line.

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Former[edit]

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References[edit]

  1. ^【 phản cấp + đại phản thị 】 phản cấp điện thiết lam sơn tuyến と đại phản thị 営 địa hạ thiết giới cân tuyến との sơ の trực thông vận 転.Tetsudo Hobidas(in Japanese). 18 May 2009.Retrieved7 August2014.
  2. ^"Thiên hạ trà ốc - hà nguyên đinh gian に trực thông điện xa 5 nguyệt から thổ nhật chúc nhật に".Asahi Shimbun.22 February 2011.Retrieved7 August2014.
  3. ^Thiết đạo ピクトリアル tăng khan 2008 niên 8 nguyệt hào nam hải điện khí thiết đạo
  4. ^"Giới cân tuyến ・ phản cấp kinh đô tuyến の tương hỗ trực thông khai thủy 50 chu niên ký niệm liệt xa vận 転".Japan Railfan Magazine Online(in Japanese). 7 December 2019.Retrieved1 February2024.
  5. ^Lộ tuyến biệt で tham す giới cân tuyến.Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau(in Japanese).Retrieved7 August2014.