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NagoyaAichi Prefecture, Japan (Asia)
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| System known as | Subway | | Daily ridership (by J. Kennes) | 1.17 million (2008) | | Daily ridership per km (per mi) | 12,600 (7,810) | | Fare collection | Gates | | 24-hour operation | No | | Track | Left, gauge: 1435, 1067 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines) mm | | Power supply | Third rail, overhead wire (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines), 600 V, 1500 V (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines) | | Air-conditioned trains | Yes | | Walk-through trains | Yes | | Rubber-tyred trains | No | | Driverless lines | Tobu Kyuryo maglev line (since 2005) | | Platform screen doors | Tobu Kyuryo maglev line | | World Metro Database |
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Nagoya City Tram & Subway Museum. This museum is filled with vintage trains and trams, photographic history, hands-on simulators, and even giant tunneling equipment.
Address: Located on route 153, a 7-minute walk from exit 2 of Akaike Station. At Akaike metro station.
Hours (check before visiting): 10:00 to 16:00, closed Wednesdays and from 12/29 to 1/3. Admission: free.
Reference: nic-nagoya.or.jp.
Shared circle - Meijo Line - 25 km - 28 stations - opened 1965 - completed 2004.
Generated Links for Nagoya Subway
Line history (cityrailtransit.com)
Photos (images.google.com)
Maps (images.google.com)
Wikipedia entry (wikipedia.org)
Urbanrail.net entry (urbanrail.net)
City information about Nagoya (wikipedia.org)
This page: http://mic-ro.com/metro/metrocity.html?city=Nagoya
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