Railroads of
Japan

1. Japan Rail Pass
   The JAPAN RAIL PASS, a joint collaboration with six companies comprising the Japan Railways Group (JR Group), is an economical and convenient way of traveling throughout Japan by rail.
   
   
2. JR-West West Japan Railway Company
   JR West's operates in western Honshû, and includes the Sanyô Shinkansen high speed rail line between Osaka and Fukuoka, and 610 km of commuter rail lines in the Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto metropolitan area and the major cities of Okayama and Hiroshima.
   
   
3. JR-Central - Central Japan Railway Company
   
   
4. JR-Kyushu - Kyushu Railway Company
   
   
5. JR-Shikoku - Shikoku Railway Company
   
   
6. JR-East - East Japan Railway Company
   
   
7. JR - Hokkaido Railway
   
   
8. 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).
   
   
   
9. Ibaraki Kotsu
   Minato line, Katsuta <-> Ajigaura in Ibaraki prefecture.
   
   
10. Nagaragawa Railway
    72.1-km Etsuminan Line branching from the Takayama Line at Mino Ota in Gifu Prefecture.
    
    
11. Ooigawa Railway
    Oigawa Railway's southern terminus is at the small Kanaya Station on the Tokaido main line in the middle part of southern Shizuoka Prefecture. Its line follows the Oigawa River north and a steam-hauled train caters to tourists on the southern 39.5-km section from Kanaya to Senzu. The northern 25.5-km track section runs from Senzu to Ikawa.
    
    
12. 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.
    
    
    
13. Tarumi Railway
    23.6-km section from Ogaki to Tarumi that branches off the Tokaido Line at Ogaki in Gifu Prefecture.
    
    
    
14. Shutoken Shin Toshi Railway (Tsukuba Express)
    Tsukuba Express line that links Akihabara and Tsukuba. The trains run at a top speed of 130 km/h and rapid trains travel the 58.3 km line between the terminals in 45 minutes.
    
    
15. Mizuma Railway
    Mizuma Railway operates electric trains on a 1067-mm narrow-gauge 5.5-km line from Kaizuka on the Nankai main line to Mizuma in Osaka prefecture.
    
    
    

  
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