Overview
For stays in Nagoya-Fushimi / Marunouchi, Nagoya Fushimi Station provides the main subway access. Fushimi lies between Nagoya Station and Sakae on the Higashiyama Line, with a transfer to the Tsurumai Line.
It isn't a long-distance rail hub. Office streets and central hotels cluster north of Hirokoji-dori, while museums and Misonoza provide cultural stops nearby. JR and Shinkansen connections remain at Nagoya Station.
Lines and connections
Fushimi is H09 on the Higashiyama Line. Nagoya Station is one stop west, with a published journey of about three minutes, and Sakae is one stop east. That position makes Fushimi a convenient midpoint for trips involving both districts.
On the Tsurumai Line, the station is T07. Trains run north toward Marunouchi and south toward Osu Kannon, so changing here avoids routing every central journey through Nagoya Station or Sakae.
Station area
Exits 8, 9, and 10 serve the hotel and office streets north of Hirokoji-dori. Nagoya Kanko Hotel is about two minutes away. Exits 4 and 5 are better for Shirakawa Park and the museum district to the south.
Several gates and widely spread exits can make the exit number more important than the short map distance suggests. Check your hotel or attraction's recommended exit before leaving the paid area.
What's nearby
The Nagoya City Science Museum and Nagoya City Art Museum share the Shirakawa Park area south of the station. Misonoza is closer to the Hirokoji-dori side and presents Kabuki and other cultural performances.
Good to know
This is Nagoya's Fushimi Station, not the district of the same name in Kyoto. There are no JR, Meitetsu, or Shinkansen platforms here; take the Higashiyama Line to Nagoya Station for long-distance trains and most airport rail connections.
