Location List

A railway that starts at Minatogawa Station in Kobe and runs north to Arima Hot Spring, Sanda, and Ao in Ono City. Running in both urban and rural areas, there are some unmanned stations and a sing...

A monorail (automated rapid transit system) connecting the man-made Rokko Island with Sumiyoshi Station. Began operating on February 21st, 1990. The train inspection yard is located behind the Mari...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. The road-rail bridge over the Tenma river.

It is a transportation hub connecting the center of Hiroshima city with the surrounding areas, and JR West and streetcar Yokokawa Station are adjacent.

A new transportation system that connects the northwestern part of Hiroshima City with the center. It is electrically powered, so there are no exhaust fumes, and it uses rubber tires, so it is comf...

The first museum displaying approximately 2,000 replicas of international and near-future transportation and 20-meter big panorama and more. Outside of the museum, atomic bomb survived streetcar is...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. Streetcar and pedestrian paths are uniquely separated by a w...

Hiroshima is a city where streetcars are still running, with a variety of trains, from vehicles inherited from other cities to the latest models.

The terminus of the Hiroshima Electric Railway Ujina Line. Since the Ujina Passenger Terminal of Hiroshima Port is adjacent to the south, it has been developed as a hub for maritime and land transp...

An exposed concrete space beneath the Astram Line depot.

This is a restored Type-100 train from when the line first opened in 1912. The interior is also impressive, with bamboo hanging rings and rescue nets attached to the front and rear of the car as de...

Streetcars are still major transportation in Hiroshima. A wide variety of trains run, from atomic bomb survived ones to the latest low-floor articulated carriages. It boasts the largest number of p...

Streetcars go around in Hiroshima city. These are stops at Hatchobori and Ebisu-cho in Naka-ku.

This has been a station building since the time of its opening in 1928, and is designated as a nationally registered tangible cultural property. The station serves as an important base for the Josh...

The Tadami River flows through the deep interior of Aizu. The area is a treasure trove of breathtaking views, including the local railway "JR Tadami Line," known as the most romantic railway in the...

This is the railway bridge of the Tateyama Line of the Toyama Chihō Railway. In the tranquil scenery, you can view the train crossing the bridge at a leisurely pace from the banks of the Joganji Ri...

Tenryu Futamata Station is a wooden station building constructed in 1940. Inside the premises, there are also items of valuable historical heritage such as a turntable and a fan-shaped garage, whic...

In the Meiji era, Oji was the first place in Nara Prefecture to get a railroad, so it developed as Railroad Town, and still captures the attention of train fans around the country even today. Funa...

This park was created on the site of the former Katakami Railway's Yoshigahara Station and yard. There is an exhibition of 11 cars that were actually used in the past and visitors are free to check...

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