Train in Japan

Published on : 21/06/2021
by : Japan Experience

Inside a train in Nara

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Train is arguably the best way to uncover lost of Japan and explore the country differently.

On the train in Japan : Tips for a smoother ride

Japan is renowned for its transportation system. The train is more than just a means of transportation. Trains in Japan are part of the culture and occupy a special place in everyday life.

For someone who is visiting the country for the first time, it can be intimidating to navigate the Japanese train network, but with a little bit of guidance, you shouldn’t run into any difficulties. We provide you with all the essential information about train travel that you’ll need to make your trip a smooth one.

Taking the Train in Japan

Gomen Nahari Line

The Tosa Kuroshio Railway Gomen Nahari Line (ごめん・なはり線) in Shikoku runs just over 42 kilometers between Gomen and Nahari stations.

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Aonami Line Nagoya

The Aonami Line in Nagoya runs from Nagoya Station to Kinjo-Futo Station for Port Messe Nagoya convention center and the SCMaglev & Railway Park.

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Meiko Line

The Meiko Line is a continuation of the Meijo Line of the Nagoya subway system and runs 6km from Kanayama Station to Nagoyako Station in the Nagoya Port district of the city.

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