Seishin-Yamate Line - Stations On The Seishin-Yamate Line

Stations On The Seishin-Yamate Line

Line Station number Station Connections Location
Hokushin Line S01 Tanigami 谷上
  • Shintetsu: Arima Line
 Kita-ku
S02 Shin-Kobe 新神戸
  • JR West: Sanyo Shinkansen
 Chuo-ku
Yamate Line
S03 Sannomiya 三宮
  • Kaigan Line (K01: Sannomiya-Hanadokeimae Station)
  • JR West: JR Kobe Line (Tokaido Main Line)(Sannomiya Station (JR West))
  • Hankyu: Kobe Line
  • Hanshin: Main Line
  • Kobe New Transit: Port Liner
S04 Kenchōmae 県庁前
S05 Ōkurayama 大倉山
（湊川神社前）
S06 Minatogawa Kōen 湊川公園
（川崎病院前）
  • Shintetsu: Arima Line, Kobe Kosoku Line (Minatogawa Station)
 Hyōgo-ku
S07 Kamisawa 上沢
S08 Nagata (Nagatajinjamae) 長田（長田神社前）
  • Hanshin: Kobe Kosoku Line (Kosoku-Nagata Station)
 Nagata-ku
S09 Shin-Nagata 新長田（鉄人28号前）
  • Kaigan Line (K10)
  • JR West: JR Kobe Line (Sanyo Main Line)
Seishin Line
S10 Itayado 板宿
（滝川中学・高等学校前）
  • Sanyo: Main Line
 Suma-ku
S11 Myōhōji 妙法寺
S12 Myōdani 名谷
Seishin Line Extension
S13 Sōgō Undō Kōen 総合運動公園
S14 Gakuen-Toshi 学園都市 Nishi-ku
S15 Ikawadani 伊川谷
S16 Seishin-Minami 西神南
S17 Seishin-Chuo 西神中央

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