Railroads of
Japan

31. Keifuku Electric Railroad
    Commuter rail in Kyoto Prefecture,
    
    
    
32. Shigaraki Kogen (Highland) Railway
    Railway connecting Kibukawa to Shigaraki in Shiga prefecture.
    
    
    
33. Hokuriku Railroad
    6.8 km Asano river line and 15.9 km Ishikawa line in Ishikawa prefecture.
    
    
    
34. Hisatsu Orange Railway
    Operates the northern section of the Kagoshima main line between Yatsuhiro and Sendai in Kyushu.
    
    
    
35. Yokohama Minatomirai Railway
    The Minatomirai Line runs from Yokohama Central Station along the new habourside development area.
    
    
    
36. Fujikyuko Co
    Mt Fuji bullet train between Otsuki and Kawaguchiko.
    
    
    
37. Shizuoka Railway
    Shizuoka Railway operates 10.8 km of track with one terminus in Shizuoka City, the capital of Shizuoka Prefecture.
    
    
    
38. IGR Iwate Ginga Railway
    The Iwate Ginga Railway Line runs from Morioka Station in Morioka, Iwate to Metoki Station in Sannohe, Aomori prefecture.
    
    
    
39. Yagan Railway
    Operates the Aizu-Kinugawa Line between Shin-Fujiwara (Tochigi Prefecture) and Aizu-Kogen (Fukushima Prefexture)
    
    
40. Shinano Railway
    65.1-km Karuizawa–Shinonoi section of the Shin'etsu main line.
    
    
    
41. Yamagata-Tetsudo Co
    Operates the 30.5-km line from Akayu to Arato in Yamagata Prefecture.
    
    
42. 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.
    
    
    
43. 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.
    
    
44. 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.
    
    
45. KEIO Electric Railway
    Keio Line from Shinjuku, and the Inokashira Line from Shibuya, through Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefectures over a total of 84.7km
    
    

     
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