Fuse Station - Adjacent Stations

Adjacent Stations

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Kintetsu
Osaka Line
Imazato Local Shuntokumichi
Tsuruhashi Semi-Express
Suburban Semi-Express		 Kintetsu Yao
Tsuruhashi Express Kawachi-Kokubu
Rapid Express: no stop
Tsuruhashi Limited Express (Ōsaka Uehommachi - Ujiyamada or Toba, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.) Yamato-Yagi
Limited Express (others): no stop
Nara Line
Imazato Local Kawachi-Eiwa
Tsuruhashi Semi-Express
Suburban Semi-Express		 Kawachi-Kosaka
Tsuruhashi Express Ishikiri
Rapid Express: no stop
Limited Express: no stop
Stations of the Kintetsu Osaka Line
  • (Namba Line <<) Ōsaka Uehommachi
  • Tsuruhashi
  • Imazato
  • Fuse
  • Shuntokumichi
  • Nagase
  • Mito
  • Kyūhōjiguchi
  • Kintetsu Yao
  • Kawachi-Yamamoto
  • Takayasu
  • Onji
  • Hōzenji
  • Katashimo
  • Andō
  • Kawachi-Kokubu
  • Ōsaka-Kyōikudai-mae
  • Sekiya
  • Nijō
  • Kintetsu Shimoda
  • Goidō
  • Tsukiyama
  • Yamato-Takada
  • Matsuzuka
  • Masuga
  • Yamato-Yagi
  • Miminashi
  • Daifuku
  • Sakurai
  • Yamato-Asakura
  • Hasedera
  • Haibara
  • Murōguchi-Ōno
  • Sambommatsu
  • Akameguchi
  • Nabari
  • Kikyōgaoka
  • Mihata
  • Iga-Kambe
  • Aoyamachō
  • Iga-Kōzu
  • Nishi-Aoyama
  • Higashi-Aoyama
  • Sakakibara-Onsenguchi
  • Ōmitsu
  • Ise-Ishibashi
  • Kawai-Takaoka
  • Ise-Nakagawa (>> Nagoya Line, Yamada Line)
Kintetsu Namba Line, Nara Line Stations
  • (Hanshin Namba Line for Amagasaki and Sannomiya <<)
  • Ōsaka Namba
  • Kintetsu Nippombashi
  • Ōsaka Uehommachi
  • Tsuruhashi
  • Imazato
  • Fuse
  • Kawachi-Eiwa
  • Kawachi-Kosaka
  • Yaenosato
  • Wakae-Iwata
  • Kawachi-Hanazono
  • Higashi-Hanazono
  • Hyōtan-yama
  • Hiraoka
  • Nukata
  • Ishikiri
  • Ikoma
  • Higashi-Ikoma
  • Tomio
  • Gakuen-mae
  • Ayameike
  • (Kyoto Line <<)
  • Yamato-Saidaiji
  • Shin-Ōmiya
  • Kintetsu Nara
Ishikiri Ikoma interval Former Line
Ishikiri
Kusaezaka
Kinki Nippon Ikoma
Nara City Former Line
Yamato-Saidaiji
Camp Car
Aburasaka
Kinki Nippon Nara

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