The Changzhou Metro is a rapid transit system in Changzhou, Jiangsu province, China.

The Wikipedia map shows the two lines as how they would look on a map.

[Map by Leiem via Wikimedia Commons.]

Changzhou Metro links and resources

Changzhou Metro: www.czmetro.net.cn
Wikipedia: Changzhou Metro

Kaohsiung Metro is a rapid transit and light rail system in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The official maps shows the MRT and LRT along with the national railways.

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The map on Wikipedia includes future lines

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Kaohsiung Metro links and resources

Kobe Municipal Subway: www.krtc.com.tw
Wikipedia: Kaohsiung Metro

Sapporo has a subway and streetcar system operated by Sapporo City Transportation Bureau,

Sapporo Municipal Subway: city.sapporo.jp | Wikipedia

Official Sapporo Subway route map.

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Another official version of Sapporo Subway map.

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Sapporo Municipal Subway map from Wikipedia.

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Sapporo Municipal Subway map by Sapporo Station.

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Sapporo Streetcar: city.sapporo.jp | Wikipedia

The official Sapporo Streetcar map.

Sapporo Streetcar from Wikipedia.

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Hokkaido Railway Company: jrhokkaido.co.jp | Wikipedia

Sapporo is the main hub for JR Hokkaido. The regional route map has an inset showing stations around Sapporo. This map shows the Chitose Line, which links Sapporo to New Chitose Airport.

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metro babel has an article on how Japan Rail (JR) works in Sapporo.

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UrbanRail.net has a combined Sapporo map with subway, streetcar, and JR Rail.

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Combined map by mapa-metro.com.

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uu-hokkaido.com has a combined subway, streetcar, bus map.

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Sapporo Subway & Street Car Map by hokkaidoguide.com.

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Official Sendai Subway map.

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Wikimedia Sendai Subway map.

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Sendai also has an airport rail link, and the airport website has a map showing all railways in Sendai.

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Sendai Subway links and resources

Sendai Subway: kotsu.city.sendai.jp
Wikipedia: Sendai Subway

The urban rail system in Niigata is made up of small railways connecting surrounding cities. Niigata Train Route Map by ryoko.info is an unofficial map that shows the lines serving the Niigata area. You need to click through to the website to see the route information. More information of the different lines can be found on the Niigata Station wiki page.

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Yokohama is so close to Tokyo that it’s included in the Greater Tokyo railway maps. There is a Yokohama Municipal Subway though, so I am giving it its own section. The Yokohama Municipal Subway has two lines with its own route map.

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The Yokohama City Subway at Wikimedia.

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The Yokohama Convention & Visitors Bureau has a detailed map that shows Yokohama in relation to Tokyo.

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Yokohama Subway links and resources

Yokohama Municipal Subway: city.yokohama.lg.jp
Wikipedia: Yokohama Municipal Subway

Official Nagoya Subway network map.

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The Nagoya Subway network map on Wikipedia shows the Meijō Line as a perfect circle.

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Another Nagoya subway map via ontheworldmap.com

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NagoyaStation.com has created a combined Nagoya municipal subway and rail map.

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Nagoya Subway links and resources

Nagoya Municipal Subway: kotsu.city.nagoya.jp
Wikipedia: Wikipedia

The Kobe Municipal Subway issues an official map showing their lines on colour, with JR lines in grey.

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The Kobe Subway map at Wikimedia.

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Kobe Subway links and resources

Kobe Municipal Subway: city.kyoto.lg.jp
Wikipedia: Kobe Municipal Subway

The urban rail systems in Osaka is much like that of Tokyo in that it’s made up of several operators and overlaps with neighbouring cities. Osaka is part of the Keihanshin metropolitan region, which covers Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto.

For the purpose of this article, I will place the Keihanshin maps (Greater Osaka) in this section, with a separate section for Kobe and Kyoto.

There are also maps of railways of the Kansai region, but that is getting beyond the urban railways category.

Osaka Metro: osakametro.co.jp | Wikipedia

The official Osaka Metro route map.

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Hankyu Railway: hankyu.co.jp | Wikipedia

The Hankyu Railway is a private railway company that provides commuter and interurban service to the northern Kansai region. The railway’s main terminal is at Umeda Station in Osaka, and their map shows shows destinations in Kobe and Kyoto.

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The Hankyu Railway Map via Wikimedia Commons.

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The Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau has a detailed map of all railways running through Osaka, including Osaka Metro.

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The ryoko.info Osaka Train Route Map combines all of the railway operators in Osaka on one map.

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dsstation.sakura.ne.jp has a train route map of Osaka. This is map includes JR, subway, and private railways.

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The Greater Osaka Railway Network map by Kzaral covers all the railways in the Keihanshin area (Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto).

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The Kyoto Municipal Subway is comprised of two lines, though the official Kyoto City Subway map includes bus lines so it looks complicated.

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The Wikimedia map is a simple diagram depicting the 2 lines.

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discoverkyoto.com has a combined Kyoto train and subway route map.

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Kyoto Subway links and resources

Kyoto Municipal Subway: city.kyoto.lg.jp
Wikipedia: Kyoto Municipal Subway