NagoyaStationAonami
A lift and a barrier-free toilet at every station on the line. The simplest one to plan.
Is the Aonami Line at Nagoya Station wheelchair accessible? Yes — every Aonami Line station, including Nagoya Station itself, has a lift and an accessible toilet.
Where the letters are
Flat-plan schematic, redrawn from the Aonami Line’s own station diagram and cross-checked against an on-site photo
Flat plan, not to scale — redrawn from the Aonami Line’s own station diagram (aonamiline.co.jp) and the user’s on-site corrections. Coin lockers are not marked on the source diagram; see “Entrances & exits” below for their location.
Step-free guide
ElevatorOne lift, every station
- LiftsEvery station has oneSingle station-to-street lift; simplest of Nagoya’s six operators to plan
- PlatformEdge gatesFull platform doors at Kinjo-futo
- BoardingSmall step and gapBetween platform and train floor
- WheelchairSpace in leading carChime sounds before doors close
Accessible toiletOne, every station
- ToiletsOne at every stationBarrier-free
- GuidanceSpoken announcements and chimesMark the gates, the stairs and the toilet
- Position1F concourse, inside Aonami Line gatesSee the flat-plan schematic above
Entrances & exits1F, far west end
- Location1F, past Taikodori South EntranceFurthest corner of the station from Sakuradori
- From JRConnecting gateStraight through; no need to leave the building
- GatesWide ticket gatesTicket machines you can use seated
- WayfindingBraille fare table, tactile pavingThroughout
- Lockers1F, inside ticket gatesBetween the restrooms and the elevator

Help & informationNo need to book
- BookingNoneTell station staff on the day you travel
- WaitStaff may be busy elsewhereYou may have to wait a little
- DiscountDisabled passenger + one carerFare discount applies
Source · Aonami Line barrier-free information (aonamiline.co.jp/guidance/accessibility); Nagoya Station Map (meieki.com), 1F sheet. Checked September 2026.