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Hakata

Hakata Station Timetable, Last & First Train (Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines))

Trains stop at Hakata (Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines)) 363 times on weekdays, from 5:30 to 0:40 (next day), on 1 line.

First
5:30
Last
0:40 (next day)
363 trains

Data as of

This timetable shows only the data published by Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines). Lines of other companies, such as JR, private railways and Tokyo Metro, are not included. Please also check each company's official website for transfers and last trains.

The Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines) timetable is built from the Excel file the operator publishes. Timetable revised · Data retrieved . The Nanakuma Line and extra trains (Obon, Hakata Gion Yamakasa, marathon days, New Year's Eve late-night service, etc.) are not included. The Sunday timetable also applies on national holidays.

These times were checked against the official timetable of Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines) (2026-11-14): all stations on weekdays and Saturdays, and some stations on Sundays and holidays.

Hakata station timetable

This stop has many trains, so timetables are split into one page per route.

  • Airport LineWeekdays First 5:30 · Last 0:40 (next day) · 363 trainsNo service on some holidaysTimetable

Routes serving Hakata

  • Airport Lineto 筑前前原 / to Fukuoka Airport / to 西唐津 / to Meinohama / to 筑前深江 / to 唐津

Times for 1 boarding points are combined here.

Hakata station FAQ

What time is the last train at Hakata?
On weekdays, the last train is the 0:40 (next day) to Meinohama (Airport Line).
What time is the first train at Hakata?
On weekdays, the first train is the 5:30 to 筑前前原.
How many trains stop at Hakata?
Weekdays 363 trains / Sat 283 trains / Sun 279 trains (1 route).

Source: Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines) subway timetable open data (Excel) by Fukuoka City Subway (Airport & Hakozaki Lines) (CC BY 4.0), processed by ROUTAY. English names come from the operator's official data where available; others are romanized from the Japanese reading.