Editing Rapi:t (section)

{{short description|Airport rail link serving Osaka, Japan}}
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{{Infobox rail service
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| name            = ''Rapi:t''
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| image           = Nankai 50000 series 50002F.jpg
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| caption         = A Nankai 50000 series ''Rapi:t'' train in October 2017
| type            = [[Airport rail link]]<br />(Limited express)
| status          = Operating
| locale          = [[Osaka Prefecture]], Japan
| first           = 4 September 1994
| last            = 
| operator        = Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
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| start           = Namba
| stops           = 4 (α services for Airport)<br />6 (β services)
| end             = Kansai Airport
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| line_used       = Nankai Main Line, Airport Line
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| stock           = [[Nankai 50000 series|50000 series EMUs]]
| gauge           = {{RailGauge|1067mm|lk=on}}
| el              = 1,500 V DC, overhead line
| speed           = {{Convert|120|km/h|round=5|abbr=on}}
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[[image:Nankai 50000 series 201405040809 Neo Xeon.jpg|thumb|A ''Rapi:t'' train repainted in a red ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn|Gundam Neo Zeon]]'' livery to mark the 20th anniversary]]

{{nihongo|'''''Rapi:t'''''|ラピート|rapiito|extra= stylized as '''''rapiːt'''''}} is a limited express train service between [[Kansai International Airport]] and [[Namba Station]] in [[Osaka, Osaka|Osaka]], [[Japan]]. It is operated by [[Nankai Electric Railway]], and the train service uses the [[Nankai Main Line]] and the [[Nankai Airport Line|Airport Line]].

The futuristic and [[Retro style|retro-style]] six-car ''Rapi:t'' train sets, officially designated as the [[Nankai 50000 series]], were designed by architect [[Wakabayashi Hiroyuki]] and won the Blue Ribbon Prize in 1995, one year after entering service.{{citation needed|date=March 2018}}.