Tōkaidō Main Line

The Tōkaidō Main Line (Japanese东海 道 本 线, Tōkaidō - Honsen ) is a major railway line in Japan. Like its namesake road is, historically, one of the main roads of the country and connects the population centers on the east coast.

It is operated in conjunction JR East, JR Central and JR West between Tokyo and Kobe. From Tokyo station to Atami station it is the responsibility of JR East, from the train station to Atami Maibara station in the JR Central and from Maibara Station to Kobe Station to the JR West.

• 3.1 Data
• 3.2 stations 3.2.1 Atami
• 3.2.2 Kannami
• 3.2.3 Mishima
• 3.2.4 Numazu
• 3.2.5 Fuji
• 3.2.6 Fujikawa
• 3.2.7 Shizuoka
• 3.2.8 Yui
• 3.2.9 Shizuoka
• 3.2.10 Yaizu
• 3.2.11 Fujieda
• 3.2.12 Shimada
• 3.2.13 Kikugawa
• 3.2.14 Kakegawa
• 3.2.15 Fukuroi
• 3.2.16 Iwata
• 3.2.17 Hamamatsu
• 3.2.18 Arai
• 3.2.19 Kosai
• 3.2.20 Toyohashi
• 3.2.21 Kozakai
• 3.2.22 Toyokawa
• 3.2.23 Gamagōri
• 3.2.24 Kota
• 3.2.25 Okazaki
• 3.2.26 Anjo
• 3.2.27 Kariya
• 3.2.28 Ōbu
• 3.2.29 Nagoya
• 3.2.30 Kiyosu
• 3.2.31 Inazawa
• 3.2.32 Ichinomiya
• 3.2.33 Gifu
• 3.2.34 Mizuho
• 3.2.35 Ōgaki
• 3.2.36 Tarui
• 3.2.37 Sekigahara
• 3.2.38 Maibara

• 4.1 Data 4.1.1 Ōgaki

• 5.1 Data
• 5.2 stations ( Maibara Kobe ) 5.2.1 Maibara
• 5.2.2 Hikone
• 5.2.3 Omihachiman
• Yasu 5.2.4
• 5.2.5 Moriyama
• 5.2.6 ritto
• 5.2.7 Kusatsu ( Shiga )
• 5.2.8 Otsu Cities
• 5.2.9 Kyoto
• 5.2.10 Muko
• 5.2.11 Nagaokakyo
• 5.2.12 Oyamazaki
• 5.2.13 Takatsuki
• 5.2.14 Ibaraki
• 5.2.15 Settsu
• 5.2.16 Suita
• 5.2.17 Osaka
• 5.2.18 Amagasaki
• 5.2.19 Nishinomiya
• 5.2.20 Ashiya
• 5.2.21 Kobe

History

Construction of the Tōkaidō - Hauptinie is the beginning of the history of rail transport in Japan. 1869, a year after the Meiji Restoration, the government began planning for the construction of a railroad. 1872, the first, about 23 kilometer section between Yokohama and Shinagawa was opened, later extended to Shimbashi. During the construction we resorted to foreign, especially British, support. The train was apart from a temporary Demonstrationssrecke in Nagasaki and the Kayanuma horse railway to transport coal in Hokkaidō, the first railway line in Japan.

1874 and a second, 34 -kilometer route from Kobe to Osaka. Until 1889, the entire, not appropriate to today's route in parts of the Tōkaidō Main Line between Shimbashi and Kobe was built in several sections.

Tokyo - Atami (Easy Japan Railway Company)

Data

• Length: 104.6 km
• Gauge: 1067 mm

Stations

Chiyoda

• Tokyo (东京)

Minato

• Shimbashi (新桥)
• Shinagawa (品 川)

Kawasaki

• Kawasaki (川 崎)

Yokohama

• Yokohama (横 浜)
• Totsuka (戸 冢)

Kamakura

• Ofuna (大船)

Fujisawa

• Fujisawa (藤 沢)
• Tsujido (辻 堂)

Chigasaki

• Chigasaki (茅ヶ崎)

Hiratsuka

• Hiratsuka (平 冢)

Oiso

• Oiso (大 矶)

Ninomiya

• Ninomiya (二 宫)

Odawara

• Kōzu (国 府 津)
• Kamonomiya (鸭 宫)
• Odawara (小田原)
• Hayakawa (早川)
• Nebukawa (根 府 川)

Manazuru

• Manazuru (真 鹤)

Yugawara

• Yugawara (汤河 原)

Atami

• Atami (热 海)

Atami Maibara ( Central Japan Railway Company)

Data

• Length: 341.3 km
• Gauge: 1067 mm

Stations

Atami

• Atami (热 海)

Kannami

• Kannami (函 南)

Mishima

• Mishima (三岛)

Numazu

• Numazu (沼 津)
• Katahama (片 浜)
• Hara (原)

Fuji

• Higashi- Tagonoura (東 田子の浦)
• Yoshiwara (吉 原)

• Fuji (富士)

Fujikawa

• Fujikawa (富 士川)

Shizuoka

• Shin- Kambara (新 蒲 原)
• Kambara (蒲 原)

Yui

• Yui (由 比)

Shizuoka

• Okitsu (兴 津)
• Shimizu (清水)
• Kusanagi (草 薙)
• Higashi- Shizuoka (东 静冈)
• Shizuoka (静冈)
• Abekawa (安 倍 川)
• Mochimune (用 宗)

Yaizu

• Yaizu (焼 津)
• Nishi- Yaizu (西 焼 津)

Fujieda

• Fujieda (藤枝)

Shimada

• Rokugō (六合)
• Shimada (岛 田)
• Kanaya (金谷)

Kikugawa

• Kikugawa (菊 川)

Kakegawa

• Kakegawa (挂 川)

Fukuroi

• Aino (爱 野)
• Fukuroi (袋 井)

Iwata

• Iwata (磐田)
• Toyodachō (豊 田 町)

Hamamatsu

• Tenryūgawa (天 竜 川)
• Hamamatsu (浜 松)
• Takatsuka (高 冢)
• Maisaka (舞 阪)
• Bentenjima (弁 天 岛)

Arai

• Araimachi (新居 町)

Kosai

• Washizu (鹫 津)
• Shinjohara (新 所 原)

Toyohashi

• Futagawa (二 川)
• Toyohashi (豊 桥)

Kozakai

• Nishi- Kozakai (西 小 坂 井)

Toyokawa

• Aichimito (爱 知 御 津)

Gamagōri

• Mikawaōtsuka (三河 大 冢)
• Mikawamiya (三河 三 谷)
• Gamagōri (蒲 郡)
• Mikawashiotsu (三河 塩 津)

Kota

• Sangane (三ヶ根)
• Koda (幸 田)

Okazaki

• Okazaki (冈 崎)
• Nishi Okazaki (西冈 崎)

Anjo

• Anjo (安 城)
• Mikawa - Anjo (三河 安 城)

Kariya

• Higashi- Kariya (东 刈 谷)
• Nodashinmachi (野 田 新 町)
• Kariya (刈 谷)
• Aizuma (逢 妻)

Ōbu

• Ōbu (大 府)
• Kyōwa (共和)

Nagoya

• Odaka (大 高)
• Kasadera (笠 寺)
• Atsuta (热 田)
• Kanayama (金山)
• Otōbashi (尾 头 桥)
• Nagoya (名古屋)

Kiyosu

• Biwajima (枇杷 岛)

Inazawa

• Kiyosu (清 洲)
• Inazawa (稲 沢)

Ichinomiya

• Katahama (尾张 一 宫)
• Kisogawa (木 曽 川)

Gifu

• Gifu (岐阜)
• Nishi- Gifu (西 岐阜)

Mizuho

• Hozumi (穂 积)

Ōgaki

• Ōgaki (大 垣)

Tarui

• Tarui (垂 井)

Sekigahara

• Sekigahara (関ヶ原)

Maibara

• Kashiwabara (柏 原)
• Ōmi - Nagaoka (近 江 长 冈)
• Samegai (醒ヶ井)
• Maibara (米 原)

Ōgaki - MinoAkasaka ( Central Japan Railway Company)

Data

• Length: 5.0 km
• Gauge: 1067 mm

Ōgaki

• Ōgaki (大 垣)
• Arao (荒 尾)
• Mino - Akasaka (美浓 赤 坂)

Maibara Kobe (West Japan Railway Company)

Data

• Length: 143.6 km
• Gauge: 1067 mm

Stations ( Maibara Kobe )

Maibara

• Maibara (米 原)

Hikone

• Hikone (彦 根)
• Minami- Hikone (南 彦 根)
• Kawase (河 瀬)
• Inae (稲 枝)

Omihachiman

• Azuchi (安 土)
• Omihachiman (近 江 八 幡)
• Shinohra (筱 原)

Yasu

• Yasu (野 洲)

Moriyama

• Moriyama (森 山)

Ritto

• Ritto (栗 东)

Kusatsu ( Shiga )

• Kusatsu (草津)
• Minami- Kusatsu (南 草津)

Otsu Cities

• Seta (瀬 田)
• Ishiyama (石山)
• Zeze (膳 所)
• Otsu Cities (大 津)

Kyoto

• Yamashina (山 科)
• Kyoto (京都)
• Nishi- Ōji (西 大路)

Muko

• Mukōmachi (向日 町)

Nagaokakyo

• Nagaokakyo (长 冈 京)

Oyamazaki

• Yamazaki (山崎)

Takatsuki

• Takatsuki (高 槻)
• Settsu - Tonda (摂 津 富田)

Ibaraki

• Ibaraki (茨 木)

Settsu

• Senrioka (千里 丘)

Suita

• Kishibe (岸 辺)
• Suita (吹 田)

Osaka

• Higashi- Yodogawa (东 淀 川)
• Shin- Osaka (新 大阪)
• Osaka (大阪)
• Tsukamoto (冢 本)

Amagasaki

• Amagasaki (尼 崎)
• Tachibana (立 花)

Nishinomiya

• Kōshienguchi (甲子 园 口)
• Nishinomiya (西宫)
• Sakura Shukugawa (さくら 夙川)

Ashiya

• Ashiya (芦 屋)

Kobe

• Kōnanyamate (甲 南山 手)
• Settsu - Motoyama (摂 津 本 山)
• Sumiyoshi (住 吉)
• Rokkōmichi (六甲 道)
• Nada (滩)
• Sannomiya (三 宫)
• Motomachi (元町)
• Kobe (神 戸)