Railroads of
Japan

76. Yagan Railway
    Operates the Aizu-Kinugawa Line between Shin-Fujiwara (Tochigi Prefecture) and Aizu-Kogen (Fukushima Prefexture)
    
    
77. Echizen Railway
    Echizen Railway operates railway services between Fukui and Katsuyama in Fukui Prefecture.
    
    
    
78. Mizushima Rinkai Railway
    10.4 km railway line from Kurashiki-shi to Mitsubishi Jiko-mae, passing through built-up areas of Mizushima City in in Okayama Prefecture.
    
    
    
79. Asa Kaigan Railway
    The 8.5-km Asa Kaigan Railway functions substantially as an extension of JR Shikoku's Mugi Line (Tokushima prefecture).
    
    
    
80. Saitama Railway
    Tokyo area railway line
    
    
81. Kashima Rinkai Railway
    Operates the Oarai-Kashima Line connecting Kashima-jingu and Mito (and the Kashima Soccer Stadium).
    
    
    
82. Enoden - Enoshima Electric Railway
    Enoden connects Kamakura Station in Kamakura, with Fujisawa Station in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture.
    
    
83. Aizu Railway
    The Aizu Railway runs in northern Japan and goes into the Aizu area. Aizu Railway runs directly from the Asakusa station (in Tokyo) to the Aizu-Wakamatsu station.
    
    
    
84. Izuhakone Railway
    Railway connecting Mishima with Shuzenji in the Izu Peninsula.
    
    
85. Sagano Scenic Railway
    The Sagano Scenic Railway train runs at a leisurely pace down the Hozukyo Valley - famous for its breathtaking views. The run takes about 25 minutes from Trokko Saga Station to Trokko Kameoka Station in the Kyoto area.
    
    
86. Tokyo Metro (subway)
    
    
87. Yokohama Municipal Subway
    
    
88. TWR - Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit
    Rinkai-fukutoshin Line
    
    
89. Kitakyushu Urban Monorail
    
    
90. Osaka Monorail
    
    
    

     
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