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Ichibata Electric Railway

Ichibata Electric Railway is a local 42.0 km railway that connects the cities of Izumo and Matsue in Shimane Prefecture. Since its establishment in 1912, the railway has provided a safe, comfortable service as an important means of public transportion for local residents as well as visitors traveling to tourist attractions along the route. In 2010, a movie set on the Ichibata Electric Railway was released, bringing new fame to the railway in Japan. Today, it is known affectionately as Bataden by its patrons. Ichibata Electric Railway has also attracted public attention with a variety of services that are rare in Japan, such as its bicycle conveyance service, railcar pub (Suiden), and hands-on train-driver experience. It is also well-known for its unique exterior wraps.
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NNR - Nishi-Nippon Railroad

Nishi-Nippon Railroad operates lines in Fukuoka Prefecture.
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MR - Matsuura Railway

Matsuura Railway operates the 93.8 km Matsuura Line from Sasebo almost completely around the peninsula to Imari and Arita in Saga Prefecture. 
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Tobu Railway

Kanto area railway line
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Hokuetsu Express

59.5-km Hoku Hoku Line between Saigata and Muika-machi in Niigata Prefecture.
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Kishu Railway

The 2.7 km Kishu Railway runs between Gobo and Nishi Gobo in Wakayama Prefecture.
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Shintetsu - Kobe Electric Railway

Regional railway in Kobe 
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Shinano Railway

65.1-km Karuizawa–Shinonoi section of the Shin'etsu main line. 
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Kanto Railway

Operating the Joso Line and Ryugasaki Line in Ibaraki prefecture. 
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Sagano Scenic Railway

The Sagano Scenic Railway train runs at a leisurely pace down the Hozukyo Valley - famous for its breathtaking views. The run takes about 25 minutes from Trokko Saga Station to Trokko Kameoka Station in the Kyoto area.
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Tokyo Metro (subway)

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Osaka Metro (Subway)

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TWR - Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit

Rinkai-fukutoshin Line
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Chiba Urban Monorail

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Nagoya Subway

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