Shin-Meishin Expressway

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Shin-Meishin Expressway sign
Shin-Meishin Expressway
E1A 新名神高速道路
Route information
Length49.7 km[1] (30.9 mi)
Highway system
National highways of Japan
Expressways of Japan
Omi-Odori Bridge on Shin-Meishin Expressway

The Shin-Meishin Expressway (新名神高速道路, Shin Meishin Kōsokudōro) or simply Shin-Meishin for short is an expressway, linking Mie prefecture to Hyōgo Prefecture, which is partially open and partially under construction. The expressways current length as of February 2008 is 49.7 km.[2] It connects to the Isewangan Expressway.

Interchanges, junctions, service areas and parking areas[]

  • IC: interchange
  • SIC: smart interchange
  • JCT: junction
  • SA: service area
  • PA: parking area
  • BS: bus stop
  • TN: tunnel

Main route[]

No. Name Connections Dist. from start (km) Bus stop Notes Location
Isewangan Expressway
(29-1) E23 Expressway (Japan).png Higashi-Meihan Expressway 0.0 Yokkaichi Mie Prefecture
1 Japanese National Route Sign 0475.svgC3 Expressway (Japan).png Tokai-Kanjo Expressway 4.4
2 Japanese National Route Sign 0477.svgNational Route 477 12.6 Komono
2-1 20.6 Suzuka
3 Japan road sign 325.svgKameyama Connection Route (to Higashi-Meihan Expressway) 27.8 tentative name Kameyama
TN Suzuka TN
– 38.3 S Koka Shiga Prefecture
4 Shiga Pref. Route 340 (Koka-Tsuchiyama Interchange Route) 41.3
5 / Shiga Pref. Route 343 (Konan Interchange Route) 51.5
6 Shiga Pref. Route 341 (Shigaraki Interchange Route) 58.2
7 Japan road sign 325.svgOtsu Connection Route (to Meishin Expressway) 69.8 tentative name Otsu
– / Shiga Pref. Route 782 (Ujitawara Ōishihigashi Route) – opening in March 2024
– Japanese National Route Sign 0307.svgNational Route 307 87.8 – Ujitawara Kyoto Prefecture
– – – Joyo
9 / E24 Expressway (Japan).png Keinawa Expressway
Japanese National Route Sign 0024.svgNational Route 24 (Okubo Bypass) 		94.9
10 / E89 Daini Keihan Road
Kyoto Pref. Route 284 (Yawata Interchange Route) 		98.4 Yawata
opening in March 2024
11 E1 Expressway (Japan).png Meishin Expressway
Osaka Pref. Route 79 (Fushimi-Yanagitani-Takatsuki Route) 		109.1 – Takatsuki Osaka Prefecture
12 / Osaka Pref. Route 1 (Ibaraki-Settsu Route) 119.0 – Ibaraki
13 Japanese National Route Sign 0423.svgNational Route 423
Japan road sign 325.svgMinō Toll Road 		127.1 – Minoh
14 Hyogo Pref. Route 721 (Kawanishi Interchange Route) 132.7 – Kawanishi Hyogo Prefecture
14-1 Hyogo Pref. Route 33 (Shiose Takarazuka Route) 141.5 – Takarazuka
(5-1) Chugoku Expressway 149.6 – Kita-ku, Kobe
Sanyo Expressway

Kameyama connection route[]

No. Name Connections Dist. from start (km) Notes Location
(32-1) E23 Expressway (Japan).png Higashi-Meihan Expressway 0.0 Kameyama, Mie Prefecture
3 Japan road sign 325.svgMain Route 5.3 tentative name

Otsu connection route[]

No. Name Connections Dist. from start (km) Notes Location
(30-1) E1 Expressway (Japan).png Meishin Expressway 0.0 Kusatsu Shiga Prefecture
7-1 Shiga Pref. Route 342 (Kusatsu-Tanakami Interchange Route) 1.2
7 Japan road sign 325.svgMain Route 3.6 tentative name Otsu

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "新名神高速道路（亀山Jct～草津田上Ic間）が2008年2月23日に開通します | Nexco 西日本 企業情報".
  2. ^ "新名神高速道路（亀山Jct～草津田上Ic間）が2008年2月23日に開通します | Nexco 西日本 企業情報".

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