History
- May 10, 1942 - Daikokuchō - Hanazonochō (opening)
- Construction stopped during World War II.
- June 1, 1956 - Hanazonochō - Kishinosato (opening)
- May 31, 1958 - Kishinosato - Tamade (opening)
- October 1, 1965 - Daikokuchō - Nishi-Umeda (opening)
- November 9, 1972 - Tamade - Suminoekōen (opening)
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