# Fuse Station

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**Fuse Station** (布施駅, *Fuse-eki*) is an interchange passenger [railway station](/source/Railway_station) located in the city of [Higashiōsaka](/source/Higashi%C5%8Dsaka), [Osaka Prefecture](/source/Osaka_Prefecture), [Japan](/source/Japan), operated by the private railway operator [Kintetsu Railway](/source/Kintetsu_Railway).

## Lines

Fuse Station is served by the [Osaka Line](/source/Osaka_Line), and is located 4.1 rail kilometers from the starting point of the line at [Ōsaka Uehommachi Station](/source/%C5%8Csaka_Uehommachi_Station). It is also the nominal terminus of the [Nara Line](/source/Nara_Line_(Kintetsu)) and is 26.7 kilometers from the opposing terminus at [Kintetsu Nara Station](/source/Kintetsu_Nara_Station).

## Station layout

The station has four levels; the first two levels are Kintetsu Department Store, the third level is for the Osaka Line, and the fourth level is for the Nara Line. There is an [island platform](/source/Island_platform) serving 2 tracks between 2 passing tracks each on the third level and the fourth levels.

**3rd level**

**4th level**

## Adjacent stations

### Bus

**North**- Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau (Fuse-ekimae) - Route 12 for - Route 86 for
- Osaka Bus Co., Ltd. (Higashi-Osaka Fuse) - for Kyoto - for Nagoya - for Tokyo
**South**- Kintetsu Bus Co., Ltd. (Fuse-ekimae) - Bus stop 1 - Route 92 (Fuse Route) for - Bus stop 2 - Route 40 (Kami Route) for - Bus stop 3 - Route 54 (Kami-Kosaka Route) for Shoinhigashi-mae (only 1 bus on Saturday mornings)

## History

Fuse Station opened on April 30, 1914, as **Fukae Station** (深江駅) of the Osaka Electric Railway Co. (Daiki). In March 1922 it was renamed **Ajiro Station** (足代駅), and renamed again to its present name in September 1925. In 1941, Daiki merged with Sangu Kyuko Electric Railway Co. and Fuse Station became a train station of Kansai Kyuko Electric Railway Co. (Kankyu), which became part of Kintetsu in 1944.

## Passenger statistics

In fiscal 2018, the station was used by an average of 39,370 passengers daily.[1]

## Surrounding area

- [Kintetsu Department Store](/source/Kintetsu_Department_Store) Higashiosaka

## See also

- [List of railway stations in Japan](/source/List_of_railway_stations_in_Japan)

## References

1. ["ja:大阪府統計年鑑（令和2年"](https://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/attach/3355/00387493/n2020-09-01~31.pdf) [Osaka Prefectural Statistical Yearbook] (in Japanese). Japan: Osaka Prefecture. 2020. Retrieved 11 August 2021.

## External links

- [Fuse Station](https://www.kintetsu.co.jp/station/station_info/station02008.html) (in Japanese)

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