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Hakone-Tozan Line Train Information The predecessor of the Tozan Railway, the Odawara Horse-Drawn Railway began operating between Kozu and Yumoto in October of 1888. |
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Enoshima Electric Railway Train Information Passengers enjoy looking out of the train windows at the mountains, rivers, and the sea, as well as at the neighborhoods and streetscapes that the train cars pass through. |
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Tokaido Line The Tokaido Line formally began operations in October of 1872. Today, the main stretch of the Tokaido Line runs between Tokyo Station and Kobe Station in Hyogo Prefecture. |
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Narita Express The Narita Express connects Narita International Airport with Tokyo, Shinjuku, and Yokohama. |
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Tokyu Toyoko Line The 24.2km of track which comprise the Tokyu-Toyoko Line-Negishi Line link Shibuya Station with Yokohama Station. |
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Yokosuka Line The Yokosuka Line carries passengers from Tokyo Station towards Kamakura and Yokosuka, running along 73.3 km of track from Tokyo to Kurihama Station. |
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Keikyu Main Line The Keikyu Line operates on five rail lines: the main Keikyu Line, the Airport Line, the Daishi Line, the Zushi Line, and the Kurihama Line. |
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Keihin-Tohoku Line The Keihin Line consists of 81.2 km of track originating in Omiya, in Saitama Prefecture, and running through Yokohama Station, Sakuragicho Station and Kannai Station, among with other stops, before terminating in Ofuna. |
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Sagami Railway The Sotetsu Line was first established in 1917. In 1931, the line, which would later become known as the modern-day JR Sagami Line, was fully opened between Chigasaki and Hashimoto. |
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Yokohama Line There are a total of 42.6 km of track comprising the Yokohama Line, which runs from Hachioji Station in Tokyo to Higashi-Kanagawa Station, the station just before Yokohama Station. |
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Nanbu Line The Narita Express connects Narita International Airport with Tokyo, Shinjuku, and Yokohama. |
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Odakyu Odawara Line All lines of the Odakyu-Odawara Line opened in 1927, linking Odawara with Shinjuku. |
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Izuhakone Railway The Daiyuzan Line opened in October of 1925 as the Daiyuzan Railroad, with the purpose of transporting worshippers from Odawara Station to the Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple, one of the three famous temples in the Soto Sect of Buddhism. |
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Minatomirai Line The Minatomirai Line connects Yokohama Station with Motomachi-Chukagai Station, stopping at a total of six stations (Yokohama, Shin-Takashima, Minato-Mirai, Bashamachi, Nihon Odoori and Motomachi-Chukagai) along 4.1 km of track. |