Trains arrive and depart one after another at Hankyu Osaka Umeda Station during the evening rush hour on weekdays in Japan (around 17:30 to 19:30). Hankyu Kyoto Line commuter limited express, rapid express, rapid, semi-express, local, Senri Line direct local, Takarazuka Line limited express Hinase Express, express, local, Kobe Line limited express, commuter express, local (local) Hankyu Each train car is shown.

The platforms of each of the three lines are shot from all platforms in order from Route 1 to Route 9.

In the evening, you can also see Takarazuka Line express bound for Hibarigaoka Hanayashiki and local bound for Kawanishi Noseguchi, and Kobe Line commuter express bound for Kobe Sannomiya and local bound for Nishinomiya Kitaguchi.

In addition, "Miffy" was also running on the Takarazuka Line and Kobe Line.

Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station is a terminal station where three lines, the Kyoto, Takarazuka, and Kobe lines converge, and trains of each line arrive and depart from Japan's largest dead-end platform with 10 platforms and 9 lines.

When I looked in the direction of Route 1 from near the top car of the platform where I got off on Route 9, I could see many Hankyu trains lined up in a row.

00:00:00 From Platform 1
00:01:30 Lines 1 and 2 from platform
00:08:41 From Platforms 2 and 3
00:22:33 Route 3/4 From platform
00:25:09 Miffy (Arrival on the Takarazuka Line)
00:25:48 each train
00:26:43 Miffy (Takarazuka Line departure)
00:28:26 each train
00:30:58 From Platforms 4 and 5
00:40:27 Route 5/6 From platform
00:47:58 From Platforms 6 and 7
00:48:38 Miffy (Kobe Line)
00:50:48 each train
00:52:54 1100/1101 row
00:54:07 Route 7/8 From platform
00:57:45 From platform 8/9
01:02:23 Route 9 from platform