Railroads of
Japan

76. Kanto Railway
    Operating the Joso Line and Ryugasaki Line in Ibaraki prefecture.
    
    
    
77. Koroden - Takamatsu Kotohira Electric Railway
    Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad Co operates three passenger railway lines in Kagawa Prefecture on the island of Shikoku.
    
    
    
78. Aichi Loop (Kanyo) Railway
    Suburban loop line around Nagoya. The loop not fully complete and measures 45.3 km. It consists of the previous Okata Line from Okazaki to Shin Toyota (acquired from JR Central), and an extension constructed by the railway company from Shin Toyota to Kozoji. The line is electrified (1500 V) and links the Tokaido and Chuo main lines, bypassing the city centre.
    
    
    
79. Toyohashi Railroad
    Toyohashi Railway operates the Atsumi Line from Toyohashi City to Tahara Town in Tokai region.
    
    
    
80. Keifuku Electric Railroad
    Commuter rail in Kyoto Prefecture,
    
    
    
81. Ohmi Railway
    A 59.5km regional line in Shiga prefecture.
    
    
82. Hokuriku Railroad
    6.8 km Asano river line and 15.9 km Ishikawa line in Ishikawa prefecture.
    
    
    
83. NNR - Nishi-Nippon Railroad
    Nishi-Nippon Railroad operates lines in Fukuoka Prefecture.
    
    
84. Shizuoka Railway
    Shizuoka Railway operates 10.8 km of track with one terminus in Shizuoka City, the capital of Shizuoka Prefecture.
    
    
    
85. 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.
    
    
86. Tokyo Metro (subway)
    
    
87. Fukuoka City Subway
    
    
88. Toei Subway
    Tokyo subways operator
    
    
    
89. TWR - Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit
    Rinkai-fukutoshin Line
    
    
90. Sapporo Subway
    
    

     
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