Meitetsu-Nagoya Station, Central railway station in Nagoya, Japan
Meitetsu-Nagoya Station sits in central Nagoya and connects several regional railway lines through its three platforms. The facility lies below a multistory shopping complex and uses a layout where tracks run between platform areas.
The station opened in 1941 as Shin Nagoya and received its current name in 2005. The renaming coincided with the launch of the direct airport connection.
The station shares its entrance area with a department store that travelers can enter directly from the platforms. This connection reflects how transport hubs here function as part of daily shopping routines.
The station has seven ticket gates serving different areas of the facility. Some entrances lead directly into underground shopping passages, which works well for transfers or short waits.
Express trains to the international airport depart from here, with travel times coordinated for flight connections. The station acts as the main departure point for these services across the region.
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