Karasuma Oike Station Platform 2, Kyoto

Karasuma Oike Station platform 2 in Kyoto with platform-edge doors and overhead train information.
Karasuma Oike Station platform 2 in Kyoto with platform-edge doors and overhead train information.

Karasuma Oike Station in Kyoto is an underground interchange on the Kyoto Municipal Subway, where the Karasuma Line and Tōzai Line meet beneath Karasuma-dōri and Oike-dōri. Opened in 1981 and expanded as a transfer station in 1997, it links central Kyoto with destinations across the city and toward the suburbs.

Photo taken in March 2023.

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