Hommachi

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Hommachi Station opened on 20 May 1933 with the initial section of the Osaka Municipal Subway's Midōsuji Line between a temporary Umeda and Shinsaibashi. From June to October 1945 the station was requisitioned as a military storage site and its passenger function was suspended. Line 4 (now the Chūō Line) reached a temporary Hommachi platform from Bentenchō in October 1964, and a separate Shinanobashi Station opened on the Yotsubashi Line in October 1965. In July 1969 the permanent Chūō Line platform was completed and the Shinanobashi platform was renamed Hommachi, consolidating the three platforms into a single transfer hub. A connecting track between the Chūō and Yotsubashi lines was completed in 2015. The station passed to Osaka Metro on 1 April 2018.

The Yotsubashi Line platform was originally a separate station called Shinanobashi until it was renamed and merged into Hommachi in July 1969.