準急じゅんきゅう (junkyuu)

新宿しんじゅく 駅えきまで 準急じゅんきゅうで 行いったのよ。

I went to the Shinjyuku station by local express.

急行・準急のりば。

This platform was for passengers getting on express or semi-express trains.

準急が萱島に終日停車。

Sub-express trains began making stops at Kayashima Station throughout the day.

急行を準急に統合の上廃止。

The A-express was integrated with the sub-express, and the A-express category was abolished.

準急「かすが」を急行に格上げ。

Semi-express "Kasuga" was upgraded to Express.

橋本駅は普通・準急のみ停車する。

Only local and semi-express trains stop at Hashimoto Station.

八幡市駅には急行・準急・普通が停車する。

Express, semi-express and local trains stop at Yawatashi Station.

なお、「堺筋準急」は便宜上の呼び方であり、表示幕は「準急」と表示される。

The name 'Sakaisuji-Junkyu' is used for convenience, and on the rollsign the train is denominated as 'Junkyu' (semi-express).

また、方向板を使用していたときは、丸板で白地に青文字で準急（行き先は黒字）と書かれたものを使っていた（天満橋発着列車は黄色地に青文字で準急）。

When the directional signboard was used, it was a round-shaped board with a white background on which "Sub-express (

準急）" was written in blue (the destination was written in black letters) (the trains that arrived at and departed from Tenmabashi Station used the yellow background board with blue letters that read "Sub-express（準急）").1936年（昭和11年）4月1日準急の運行を開始。

April 1, 1936: The sub-express train started operating.A