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	Umekoji
		It was the first domestic Pacific and, as the second standardized engine, displaced all of the US made 8900 class, which was the first Pacific in Japan, from express-hauling duties on the Tokaido main line.
		In 1962, as one of the commemorative projects for the 90th anniversary of Japanese railways, it was restored to its original form to be an exhibit at the newly opened Osaka Transport Museum.
		Prior to transfer, it was operated on the main line around Kobe-Osaka-Kyoto.
	www.japaneserailwaysociety.com /jrs/umkj/umekoji.htm (983 words)

	Tokai Region
		The 116.4 km of the Tokaido main line in this district is entirely within JR Central's zone of operations from Toyohashi (Aichi Prefecture) in the east through Nagoya to Ogaki (Gifu Prefecture) in the west.
		To reduce congestion, the new and important Kanayama Station was opened in 1989 to serve JR Central's Tokaido and Chuo main lines, Meitetsu's Nagoya Line, and Nagoya Transportation Bureau's Meijo subway line.
		Its section of the Kansai main line passes close to the Ise Bay coast and its main purpose is to link Nagoya with nearby population centres, such as Kuwana, Yokkaichi, Suzuka and Kameyama.
	www.jrtr.net /jrtr34/s52_tak.html (6171 words)

	Tokaido Main Line - busy Japan railway line
		The Tokaido Main Line (東海道本線 Tokaido-honsen) is the busiest trunk line of JR, connecting Tokyo Station and Kobe Station.
		The term "Tokaido Main Line" is largely a holdover from pre-Shinkansen days: now, various portions of the line have different names, which are officially used in JR.
		The JR Kobe Line continues as far west as Himeji Station, although the Kobe-Himeji portion is technically part of the Sanyo Main Line (which goes all the way to Fukuoka's Hakata Station).
	www.japan-101.com /travel/tokaido_main_line.htm (508 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Biwako Line
		Tokaido Main Line The Tand#333;kaidand#333; Main Line (and#26481;and#28023;and#36947;and#26412;and#32218; Tand#333;kaidand#333;-honsen) is the busiest trunk line of Japan Railway (JR), connecting Tokyo Station and Kobe Station.
		The Iwashimizu Hachimangu, a Shinto shrine in Yawata.
		The Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway (åŒ—å¤§é˜ªæ€¥è¡Œé›»é‰„, Kita Osaka Kyuko Dentetsu) is an extension of the Osaka Municipal Subway Midosuji Line.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Biwako-Line (2077 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Tokaido Main Line
		The Tōkaidō Main Line (東海道本線 Tōkaidō-honsen) is the busiest trunk line of Japan Railway (JR), connecting Tokyo Station and Kobe Station.
		The Tokyo-Yokohama portion is part of the Keihin-Tohoku Line, while the Tsurumi-Ofuna stretch is part of the Yokosuka Line, and the Shimbashi-Ofuna stretch is part of the Shonan-Shinjuku Line.
		The JR Kobe Line continues as far west as Himeji Station, although the Kobe-Himeji portion is technically part of the Sanyo Main Line (which goes all the way to Fukuoka's Hakata Station).
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Tokaido_Line (425 words)

	JR-WEST : Travel Information > Japan Rail Pass & JR-WEST RAIL PASS
		When boarding a train that travels over lines operated by companies other than JR, it is necessary to pay the corresponding fares for the line being traveled (standard train fare, limited express fare, etc.).
		Tokaido - Sanyo Main Line (Yamashina - Himeji),
		Tokaido - Sanyo Main Line (Shin-Osaka - Shimonoseki),
	www.westjr.co.jp /english/travel/jrp (696 words)

	SLNET Time Traveler(Japanese Steam Locomotives) The Niseko Express
		The C62 types were activated on the Jyoban main line in 1940 and the Tokaido main line in 1950.
		And then C62-15 and C62-16 were added from the Kure line to the locomotive pool to pull "Niseko Express" in the winter of 1970.
		With the Kyoto electrification in 1956, the C62-2 finished its glorious mission on the Tokaido main line.
	www.slnet.gr.jp /main/niseko_e.html (622 words)

	Okazaki travel guide - Wikitravel
		JR Okazaki station, on the Tokaido Main Line, is in the southern part of the city.
		Higashi-Okazaki, on the private Meitetsu Line, is in the central part of the city.
		Tokaido Main Line trains reach Okazaki from Nagoya in 30 minutes (¥ 600), and from Toyohashi in 20 minutes, (¥570) by shin-kaisoku train.
	wikitravel.org /en/Okazaki (465 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Tokaido
		The Tokaido was one of the major Tokugawa-era roads connecting Edo (modern-day Tokyo) to Kyoto in Japan.
		Unlike the inland and less heavily travelled Nakasendo, the Tōkaidō travelled along the east coast of Honshu, hence its name, which means "East Sea Road." The famous artist Hiroshige depicted the Tōkaidō in his work, and the poet Basho travelled along the road.
		The Tokyo-Nagoya-Kyoto-Osaka route is followed by the Tokaido Main Line (railway line) and the Tomei and Meishin Expressways, as well as the Tokaido Shinkansen.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Tokaido (355 words)

	The East Publications
		Mihama Station is on the JR Ohama Line.
		In the main building, a large torch is kindled with a fire of purification.
		The townsfolk receive Goze by waving torches along the approach to Aso Shrine, creating a "sea of fire." After Goze reaches the shrine, a sacred wedding ceremony is held for her and the god of the year.
	www.theeast.co.jp /English/events.htm (5556 words)

	Some branch lines in Japan, 1995
		The line once served the docks at Otaru, but is now completely disused and very rusty, although no track is lifted and the connection with the yard lines at Minami Otaru is still in place.
		Second-hand cars from other Japanese private lines have recently replaced trains dating from electrification of the line in 1948, but much of the old stock is still lying around at Hiraka depot, which also has at least one electric locomotive, formerly used for freight, but now confined to ballast train and snowplough work.
		It was opened by JNR from a junction with the Tokaido main line at Okosaki as far as Shin-Toyota in the 1970s and construction was undertaken from there to Kozaki on the Nagoya to Matsumoto main line.
	www.rinbad.free-online.co.uk /jp_brch.htm (4264 words)

	Tokaido Main Line - PHOTOGUIDE.JP
		Also called Tokaido Line, this is Japan's busiest train corridor and oldest train line running from Tokyo Station to Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture.
		Transfer lines and popular destinations along the stations are as follows.
		Osaka Station: The Kobe Line runs between Osaka Station to Himeji Station.
	photoguide.jp /txt/Tokaido_Main_Line (982 words)

	Randy's Japan Guide -- Reading Japanese Route Maps!
		The fl line below the Shinkansen on the left part of the map is the regular Sanyo Main Line.
		Hatched fl lines, which are not as thick, are private railway lines; their station names are in blue.
		The fl line above the red-and-white line at this point is the Tokaido Main Line to Kyoto, and on to Nagoya, and Tokyo.
	ease.com /~randyj/rjjikmap.htm (595 words)

	Tokyo Station Information
		It is the starting point and terminus for most of Japan's Shinkansen lines and is also served by many local and regional commuter lines of Japan Railways and is connected to the Tokyo Subway.
		The main station facade on the western side of the station is brick-built and was fashioned after Amsterdam's main station.
		Underground are the two Sōbu / Yokosuka line platforms serving four tracks (five stories below ground level) to the west of the station; the two Keiyō line platforms serving four tracks are four stories below ground some hundreds of meters to the south of the main station with moving sidewalks to serve connecting passengers.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Tokyo_Station (809 words)

	TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM : Ome Railway Park
		This class was a light-weight tank locomotive designed for short-distance passenger and freight duties on rural lines.
		It was one of Japanese-built first-generation electric locomotives, and its last duty was freight services on Ome and Nanbu lines in the suburbs of Tokyo.
		The Class D51 was developed for heavy freight haulage on trunk lines.
	www.kouhaku.or.jp /english/ome/ometenji.html (659 words)

	Shin Yamanote - Japanese layout building page
		This line will dive into a tunnel towards the LH end of the layout, like the line does at Shinagawa on its way to Tokyo station and the connection to the Sobu line heading for Chiba (and Narita Airport).
		This gives a chance to fit in a yard for the Tokaido line trains (I need 12 tracks), so they do not have to be hidden under the layout or behind the backboard.
		This is where the Yamanote line turns off to the north to Shinjuku, and the Tokaido Shinkansen and Yokosuka lines head off together in another direction.
	japanese-trains.com /shinyam (2274 words)

	Shinkansen (Japanese Bullet Train)
		Japan's main island Honshu is covered by a network of high speed train lines that connect Tokyo with most of the island's major cities and Fukuoka on the island of Kyushu.
		The extension of the Tokaido Shinkansen, the Sanyo Shinkansen to Hakata Station in Fukuoka was completed by 1975.
		In 1982, the first north bound lines, the Tohoku Shinkansen from Tokyo to Morioka and the Joetsu Shinkansen to Niigata, were completed.
	www.japan-guide.com /e/e2018.html (589 words)

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		Chojiya, a tororo restaurant founded in 1598 in the Mariko area of Shizuoka, west of the Abe River, was made famous by Hiroshige when he depicted it in his series of ukiyoe prints of the 53 stops along the Tokaido.
		Shizuoka lies on the JR main rail line from Tokyo to Osaka "Tokaido Main Line" and is well served by the Tokaido Shinkansen, limited express and regional trains.
		To allow for growth in air travel to Shizuoka, Shizuoka Airport is currently under construction and expected to be completed and operational by March, 2009.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Shizuoka,_Shizuoka (675 words)

	Railways as World Heritage Sites
		Nearly 400 miles (640km) long, the line was promoted by mercantile interests as a way of maintaining the Maryland port’s trade with the mid west, a particular instance of a more general motivation that was to drive much of the early railroad development on the eastern seaboard of the USA.
		The line was quickly recognized as an outstanding example of engineering; once it had been fully opened, sightseers came in large numbers to view the railway and the landscape through which it passed.
		The world’s first main line constructed for both passenger and freight business, dating from 1830, is an excellent example of a railway where much of the route is still in use.
	www.icomos.org /studies/railways.htm (14146 words)

	Snow Japan - Travel Section : Shiga, Hyogo
		Take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen Line for 2 hours and 15 minutes from Tokyo Station or for 15 minutes from Shin-Osaka station to Kyoto Station.
		Then take JR Tokaido Line for 10 minutes from Kyoto Station to Otsu Station.
		Take JR Tokaido Shinkansen Line for 2 hours and 15 minutes from Tokyo Station or a Rapid Train on JR Tokaido Line from Shin-Osaka Station for 25 minutes to Kyoto Station.
	www.snowjapan.com /e/travel/kansai-shiga-hyogo.html (533 words)

	Railroads of Japan
		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.
		The Nankai Main Line connects Osaka to Wakayama, with an important spur branching to Kansai International Airport.
		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.
	railroadfocus.com /japan (625 words)

	Japan Regional Information
		The main temple has two layers of roofs thatched with layers of cypress bark, and the characters for Zenko-ji Temple bore on the very front of this roof are known to have every stroke of the characters assuming the shape of doves.
		If you are coming from Osaka Station, take JR Tokaido Shinkansen Line and a limited express train on Chuo Main Line for 3 hours from Shin-Osaka Station to Matsumoto Station.
		By JR Chuo Main Line for 50 minutes from Nagoya Station to Nakatsugawa Station.
	www.asia-planet.net /japan/nagano.htm (6403 words)

	Hokuriku Main Line - PHOTOGUIDE.JP
		Hokuriku Main Line - PHOTOGUIDE.JP Hokuriku Main Line
		Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express in Kanazawa Station.
		JR train line and main artery covering the Hokuriku region including major stations such as Fukui Station, Kanazawa Station, and Toyama Station.
	photoguide.jp /txt/Hokuriku_Main_Line (128 words)

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	Visit Japan Campaign \| Kakegawa - Tokaido Secrets
		It was also the 400th anniversary of the rise to prominence of the Tokaido - the East Coast highway that linked the new political capital of Edo (present-day Tokyo) with the Imperial seat of Kyoto.
		The old Tokaido runs right through the centre and is now lined with modern shops catering mostly to the locals.
		Disinterment is a matter not taken lightly and the present-day Japanese authorities may not want to be associated with an attempt to implicate a former Japanese government in a crime against a foreigner.
	www.japanwelcomesyou.com /cssweb/display.cfm?sid=1210 (1193 words)

	Gifu (city) - MaxTravelz
		Gifu is a station on the Tokaido main line between Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo.
		Meitetsu Takehana Line connects Shin Hashima station (3 minutes walk from Gifu Hashima Shinkansen station) to Meitetsu Gifu in around 32 minutes.
		The JR Takayama Line connects Gifu to Hida-Takayama via Gero Onsen.
	www.maxtravelz.com /gifu.htm (349 words)

	Travel guide for Gifu (prefecture) - Hostels, things to do, nightlife, tips, etc
		The Meitetsu Line connects Gifu to Chubu Centrair International Airport up to 2 times per hour.
		The Tokaido Shinkansen also makes a solitary stop at Hashima in the southern part of the prefecture.
		From Tokyo Station, the best way to reach central Gifu is to take a Tokaido Shinkansen train (Nozomi or Hikari) to Nagoya, then change to a Tokaido Line local train for the run to Gifu.
	paganel.eu /gifu_prefecture/index.html (619 words)

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