Trains arrive and depart one after another at Nagaoka Tenjin Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line during the evening rush hour on weekdays in Japan (around 17:30 to 19:30). Semi-Limited express, semi-express, and local (local train) Hankyu train cars are shown.
Vehicles with the "Sakura head mark" that is carried out every spring were also running. The design has changed from last year.
We are also shooting the "Miffy", which will end its operation in March 2023.
You can see two transit trains passing by.
The station has two island platforms and four lines. Lines 1 and 2 are for Kyoto Kawaramachi, and lines 3 and 4 are for Osaka Umeda.
This is the evening time zone when the "Semi-Limited Express", which changed its name from the Rapid Express, runs in December 2022. The commuter limited express no longer runs in the evening, and the semi-limited express runs instead. Connect with the semi-express and local trains that are stopping on Lines 1 and 4 and depart from Lines 2 and 3 first.
There were also a few trains bound for Tengachaya that directly connected to the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line.
The beginning and end are taken from the Kyoto Kawaramachi platform, and the middle stage is from the Osaka Umeda platform.
00:00 From Kyoto Kawaramachi direction platform
13:19 From Osaka-Umeda platform
18:29 Miffy 1
20:40 each train
29:00 Forwarding pass 1
29:19 each train
36:58 Miffy 2a (arrival)
37:32 each train
38:57 Miffy 2b (Departure)
39:44 From Kyoto Kawaramachi area platform
46:08 Forward Passage 2
46:30 each train
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