Sapporo Subway and Train Map
Sapporo's subway has three lines, the Namboku, Tozai and Toho Lines, and you can change between all three at Odori Station. Start by getting the direction of the three lines around Odori, then add the JR lines when you head to New Chitose Airport or Otaru.
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The three subway lines meet at Odori
The Namboku Line runs between Asabu and Makomanai, the Tozai Line between Miyanosawa and Shin-Sapporo, and the Toho Line between Sakae-cho and Fukuzumi. The Namboku and Toho Lines also stop at Sapporo Station, which connects to JR Sapporo Station (the subway station name is written in hiragana, the JR one in kanji).
Susukino and the streetcar
The nearest station to Susukino is Susukino on the Namboku Line. The nearby station on the Toho Line has a different name, Hosui-Susukino. The Sapporo Streetcar is a loop tram line that also stops at Susukino.
JR to New Chitose Airport and Otaru
New Chitose Airport Station is on the JR Chitose Line, which connects it with Sapporo Station. For Otaru, take the JR Hakodate Main Line from Sapporo Station.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Which subway lines can I change between at Odori?
- All three: the Namboku, Tozai and Toho Lines.
- Is the subway Sapporo Station the same as JR Sapporo Station?
- They are separate stations, but they are connected and you can transfer between them.