Railroads of
Japan

31. Enshu Railway
    Enshu Railway provides transit services in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka prefecture.
    
    
    
32. Nishikigawa Railway
    32.7-km line runs from Kawanishi (on the JR West's Gantoku Line) to Nishiki-cho in Yamaguchi prefecture.
    
    
    
33. Asa Kaigan Railway
    The 8.5-km Asa Kaigan Railway functions substantially as an extension of JR Shikoku's Mugi Line (Tokushima prefecture).
    
    
    
34. Sanriku Railway
    Sanriku Railway operates the 71-km Kita Rias Line from Miyako to Kuji, and the 36.6-km Minami Rias Line from Kamaishi to Sakari, both on the Pacific coast of Iwate Prefecture.
    
    
    
35. Enoden - Enoshima Electric Railway
    Enoden connects Kamakura Station in Kamakura, with Fujisawa Station in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture.
    
    
36. Nose Electric Railway
    Railway linking several areas in the mountainous Nose, Osaka area to Kawanishi-Noseguchi Station in Kawanishi, with a one-station branch to Nissei-Chûô.
    
    
    
37. Hisatsu Orange Railway
    Operates the northern section of the Kagoshima main line between Yatsuhiro and Sendai in Kyushu.
    
    
    
38. Mizushima Rinkai Railway
    10.4 km railway line from Kurashiki-shi to Mitsubishi Jiko-mae, passing through built-up areas of Mizushima City in in Okayama Prefecture.
    
    
    
39. Kumagawa Railway
    Kumagawa Railway in Kumamoto Prefecture operates the Yunomae Line branching from the Hisatsu Line.
    
    
    
40. Nagoya Railroad Meitetsu
    Nagoya Railroad Meitetsu extends a track of 445.4km, and its urban network runs through Aichi and Gifu prefecture. The railway network integrates the main line that links Nagoya, Gifu, and Toyohashi as well as the secondary lines that link Central Japan International Airport, the historic town of Inuyama, the industrial city Toyota which is famous for Toyota Motor Cars, and others.
    
    
41. OTK - Senboku Rapid Railway
    Osaka suburban railway, connects Nakamozu Station and Izumi-Chûô Station.
    
    
    
42. Hanshin Electric Railway Co Ltd
    Hanshin Electric Railway operates four lines, namely the Main, Nishi-Osaka, Mukogawa and Kobe Kosoku lines, over a total length of 45.1 kilometers. By carefully compiling timetables for seven types of trains, including limited express, express and semi express, we operate train services of high accuracy and efficiency. To enhance our railway network, in February 1998 we expanded our linked-services with Sanyo Electric Railway, and began operating limited express trains between Umeda and Himeji (trains travel along the tracks of both companies).
    
    
43. Chichibu Railway
    The Chichibu Railway is a railway that cuts across the northern part of Saitama Prefecture from East to West and totals 71.7 kilomaeters in length. In addition to electric railcars, a steam locomotive from bygone years runs on the tracks and passengers can take in the sights of rice paddies, the Arakawa River gorge and the Chichibu mountain range from the train windows.
    
    
44. Ise Railway
    Ise Railway has an interest in JR Central's Mie and Nanki services. Ise Railway's line was formerly JNR's loss-making Ise Line. The line offers a shortcut to the Kii Peninsula, so JR Central trains continue to use it.
    
    
    
45. Izuhakone Railway
    Railway connecting Mishima with Shuzenji in the Izu Peninsula.
    
    

     
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