Osu Kannon
Tsurumai Line, T08 — a single ticket gate, and a street elevator right outside it.
Is Osu Kannon Station wheelchair accessible? Yes — elevators connect the platform to the ticket gate and the street, making this stop easy to use for wheelchair users, travelers with strollers or luggage, and anyone who prefers step-free routes.
Traveling with luggage or a stroller? EV.1 and EV.2 sit just inside the ticket gate, and EV.3 continues from outside the gate up to street level, just north of Exit 2 — a step-free route all the way from the platform to the street.
Osu Kannon
Elevators & step-free access
EV.1 and EV.2 sit just inside the ticket gate, on the left and right respectively, each connecting the platform to the B1 concourse. From there, exit through the gate and take EV.3 up to the street, just north of Exit 2. Exit 2’s own escalator (ES.3) covers only the middle part of that stair approach, so it isn’t a step-free alternative.
Sourced from Nagoya City Transportation Bureau’s official diagram and accessibility data for Osu Kannon, checked 14 September 2026.
Inside the gates
Outside the gates · Elevator
EV.3, street elevator north of Exit 2 · swipe for both angles
Toilets
Two accessible toilets and general restrooms are outside the gates, in the B1 public hall’s south end — reached by a ramp beside a three-step stair approach.
Sourced from Nagoya City Transportation Bureau’s toilet guide for Osu Kannon, checked 14 September 2026.
Outside the gates · Toilet
Station map
B2 platforms · B1 concourse · 1F street access · north up on all three panels · pinch, scroll-wheel, or the buttons to zoom · drag to pan
Schematic, not to scale — official elevator and escalator numbers are retained; stair-group and locker labels are this map’s own references. Exit 1 is a retired number since the street elevator was added. Sourced from Nagoya City Transportation Bureau’s official diagram, accessibility data and toilet guide for Osu Kannon, cross-checked with a locker field guide, checked 14 September 2026.