Manyosen
Eitaro Takehira ( Daihyō torishimariyaku shachō, President )
The Man'yōsen KK (. Jap.万 叶 线 株式会社, Man'yōsen Kabushiki - gaisha, Eng. Manyōsen Co., Ltd. ) is a road and rail company which electrified Imizu in Toyama prefecture between Takaoka and Koshinokata route network operates.
History
In the 1990s Kaetsunō tetsudō came first by falling passenger numbers into a financial trouble. After direct connections to the city Toyama were interrupted, the company came into financial difficulties. In 2001, a loss of 264 million yen had to be recognized and it was the decommissioning of the total route chosen. The cities Takaoka and Shinminato (now Imizu ) therefore decided to establish a company in the tertiary sector. This was done on 30 March 2001 established the Man'yōsen whose shares are each 30.06% in the city of Takaoka, the city of Toyama Prefecture Imizu and.
Man'yōsen has taken over the entire line routes on 14 February 2002 by the Kaetsunō tetsudō and since April 1, 2002, a railway company.
The name comes from Man'yo the first major Japanese poetry compilation Man'yōshū, as the poet Ōtomo no Yakamochi who compiled this collection, governor of the province Etchu, which roughly corresponds to today's Toyama Prefecture was, and this dedicated several poems.
Stretch
The all trains run from Takaoka Station until after Koshinogata Imizu by.
The two routes are: