Results 31 - 45 of 115
-
Shin-Keisei Electric Railway
Railway operating in Chiba prefecture (subsidiary of Keisei Electric Railway), connects Narashino and Matsudo.
-
Kashima Rinkai Railway
Operates the Oarai-Kashima Line connecting Kashima-jingu and Mito (and the Kashima Soccer Stadium).
-
Tokyu
Connects Tokyo Shibuya and Yokohama
-
Iyo Railway
Iyo Railway is a light railway with a 36.6-km urban railway linking Matsuyama (Shikoku) with nearby towns and a 6.9-km suburban loop line within the city.
-
Noto Railway
Noto Line between Wajima and Takojima and the northern 53.5-km Nanao–Wajima section of the Nano line. Noto Railway's track is located in the northern part of the Noto Peninsula in Hokuriku region.
-
Hokuso Kaihatsu Railway
Commuter rail Tokyo - Chiba.
-
Keisei Electric Railway
Skyliner airport express downtown Tokyo to Narita airport.
-
Chikuho Electric Railway
Chikuho Electric is a suburban railway in Kyushu region with a line from Kurosaki (a Kita Kyushu transit hub) to Nogata (formerly a colliery town and now a bed town for Fukuoka).
-
Koroden - Takamatsu Kotohira Electric Railway
Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad Co operates three passenger railway lines in Kagawa Prefecture on the island of Shikoku.
-
Tobu Railway
Kanto area railway line
-
Amagi Railway
The line is located in Amagi City and several neighbouring municipalities in the interior of Fukuoka Prefecture.
-
Keihin Electric Express Railway Co Ltd
Keihin Electric Express Railway Co., Ltd. (commonly known as Keikyu), is one of the 15 major private railways in Japan. Serving as a link between central Tokyo and the southern metropolitan area, the Company plays an important role in Tokyo's public transportation system. Keikyu carries approximately 1.16 million passengers daily on its 87.0-kilometer railway network linking Shinagawa, which is expected to see even further development in the near future as one of Tokyo's sub-central towns, with Kawasaki, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Zushi, and Miura in Kanagawa Prefecture. In October 2003, a new station for the Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train was opened at Shinagawa Station-the Company's main terminus station. In November 1998, Keikyu achieved its long-standing goal of providing railway services to Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport). With the opening of Haneda Airport Station, Keikyu has been instrumental in greatly improving access to the airport. Since its opening, the number of passengers using the station each day has continued to rise, and by December 2004, the cumulative total number of passengers had exceeded 120 million. In December 2004, accompanying the opening of the second terminal at Haneda Airport, Keikyu established a new ticket gate. Furthermore, in response to the re-extension and internationalization of Haneda Airport, the Company is considering the construction of a new station linked directly to the new international terminal building.
-
Hokuriku Railroad
6.8 km Asano river line and 15.9 km Ishikawa line in Ishikawa prefecture.
-
Keihan Electric Railway
Railway network in Osaka, Kyoto, and Shiga Prefectures.
-
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.
Switch to page [1]
[2]
3
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
Hotels in Japan
|