Major Stations
Major Stations in Nagoya City
- Meitetsu-Nagoya Station
- Kanayama Station
- Jingū-mae Station
Nagoya Line (East Side) and Toyokawa Line
- Toyohashi Station
- Higashi-Okazaki Station
- Chiryū Station
- Toyokawa-Inari Station
Tokoname Line, Chikko Line and Airport Line
- Central Japan International Airport Station
- Tokoname Station
- Ōtagawa Station (Tokai City)
Kōwa Line and Chita New Line
- Chita-Handa Station
- Kōwa Station (Mihama Town)
- Utsumi Station (Minami Chita Town)
Mikawa Line, Toyota Line, Nishio Line and Gamagori Line
- Toyota-shi Station (Toyota City)
- Hekinan Station
- Nishio Station
- Kira-Yoshida Station (Kira Town)
Nagoya Line (West Side), Takehana Line and Hashima Line
- Sukaguchi Station (Shinkawa Town)
- Meitetsu-Ichinomiya Station
- Meitetsu-Gifu Station
- Shin-Hashima Station
Tsushima Line and Bisai Line
- Tsushima Station
- Yatomi Station
Inuyama Line, Kakamigahara Line and Hiromi Line
- Iwakura Station
- Inuyama Station
- Shin-Kani Station
Komaki Line and Kami Iida Line
- Komaki Station
- Kamiiida Station
Seto Line
- Sakaemachi Station
- Owari-Seto Station
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