간단 답변
Nagoya Station is a major hub with JR Tokaido Shinkansen (Tokyo 1h40min, Osaka 50min), JR Chuo/Tokaido lines, Meitetsu, and Kintetsu railways. Nagoya's subway has 6 lines covering the city well. The Higashiyama Line connects Nagoya Station to Sakae (2 min) and Fujigaoka. Use manaca IC card for all transit. Nagoya is also a car-friendly city with many residents driving.
Railway Lines at Nagoya Station
| Line | Destinations | Travel Time |
|---|---|---|
| Tokaido Shinkansen | Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto | Tokyo 1h40m, Osaka 50m (Nozomi) |
| JR Chuo Line | Tajimi, Nakatsugawa, Nagano | Tajimi 30 min |
| Meitetsu Line | Centrair Airport, Gifu, Inuyama | Centrair Airport 28 min (μ-SKY) |
| Subway Higashiyama Line | Sakae, Motoyama, Fujigaoka | Sakae 2 min |
| Subway Sakura-dori Line | Kokusai Center, Imaike, Tokushige | NIC (Kokusai Center) 3 min |
Car Culture
Unlike Tokyo, Nagoya is a car-friendly city. Many residents own cars, and parking is relatively affordable. If you work at Toyota or factories outside central Nagoya, having a car is very helpful. An international driving permit is valid for 1 year; after that, you'll need a Japanese license (conversion process at Aichi Driving License Center).
자주 묻는 질문
Q: What IC card does Nagoya use?
A: Nagoya uses the manaca IC card, but Suica and PASMO from Tokyo also work on all Nagoya transit. Buy manaca at any subway ticket machine.
Q: How do I get from Nagoya to Centrair Airport?
A: Take the Meitetsu μ-SKY limited express from Nagoya Station — 28 minutes, ¥1,250 (includes ¥360 express surcharge). Regular Meitetsu trains take about 35 minutes for ¥890.
면책 조항
Train schedules and fares change. Check Hyperdia or Google Maps for current timetables.
최종 업데이트: April 2026.