Sanyo Electric Railway Main Line

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The Script error: No such module "Nihongo". is a railway line in Japan operated by the private railway operator Sanyo Electric Railway. It stretches from Kobe west to Himeji via Akashi, Kakogawa and other municipalities in Hyōgo Prefecture. The line runs parallel to West Japan Railway Company (JR West) JR Kobe Line, with closest sections between Sanyo Suma and Sanyo Akashi stations, and competes with the JR line for its entire stretch. Despite the name, no part of the line is located in the San’yō region.

Operation

Template:STN is nominal as the start of the line, thus all trains of Sanyo start or end beyond, in Kobe Rapid Railway, or further Hanshin stations, namely Template:STN stations on Hankyū's Kobe Main Line and on Hanshin's Main Line for Locals, Template:STN terminal of Hanshin in Osaka.

The line accepts trains of Hanshin via Kobe Rapid, down (west) to Template:STN. In the Sanyo Main Line, all Hanshin trains stop all stations on their way, though in Hanshin's Main Line some are operated as Locals and some as Limited Express.

Services

All day operation

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Hankyu Template:STN or Hanshin Sannomiya or Template:STN - Sanyo Himeji, makes every stop on the Sanyo Railway Main Line and the Kobe Kosoku Line. At night, down (westbound) trains start at Template:STN and up (eastbound) trains terminate at Template:STN on the Kobe Kosoku Line.
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Hanshin-Umeda - Template:STN. Jointly operated by Hanshin Electric Railway and Sanyo, this train makes limited stops on both the Hanshin's Main Line and the Sanyo's Main Line. In Hanshin's official route maps the name is shorted to "Limited Express".
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Hanshin's Limited Express trains from Umeda stop at all stations on this line to Template:STN. In Hanshin's official route maps the name is also shorted to "Limited Express".
Morning and night only
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Mainly operated between Higashi-Futami and Sanyo Himeji, there is a westbound train from Kosoku Kobe for Sanyo Himeji in the early morning. The same stops as the Hanshin-Sanyo Limited Express (HS) but does not go east beyond Kosoku kobe.
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Hanshin Sannomiya - Sanyo Himeji. This service makes more stops than the Hanshin Limited Express. Operates up (eastbound) in the mornings from Template:STN, Template:STN or Higashi-Futami to Sanyo Suma or Hanshin Sannomiya, and down (westbound) late nights from Sannomiya to Sanyo Himeji.

Stations

  • Local trains stop at all stations.
  • All stations are located in Hyogo Prefecture.

Legend:

  • ● : All trains stop
  • ▲ : Some trains stop
  •  : All trains pass
No. Station Japanese Distance (km) Services Transfer Location
Hanshin Ltd. Exp. S Ltd. Exp. Direct Ltd. Exp. Sanyo Ltd. Exp. City / Town
Through services: from Nishidai to Hanshin Kobe Kosoku Line:
SY 01
HS 39
Template:STN 西代 0.0 Hanshin Kobe Kosoku Line (through service) Nagata-ku, Kōbe
SY 02 Template:STN 板宿 1.0 File:Subway KobeSeishin.svg Kobe Municipal Subway Seishin-Yamate Line Suma-ku, Kōbe
SY 03 Template:STN 東須磨 1.8
SY 04 Template:STN 月見山 2.6
SY 05 Template:STN 須磨寺 3.3
SY 06 Template:STN 山陽須磨 3.7 File:JRW kinki-A.svg Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Suma Station, JR-A68)
SY 07 Template:STN 須磨浦公園 5.1 Sumaura Ropeway
SY 08 Template:STN 山陽塩屋 6.8 File:JRW kinki-A.svg Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Shioya Station, JR-A69) Tarumi-ku, Kōbe
SY 09 Template:STN 滝の茶屋 7.8
SY 10 Template:STN 東垂水 8.6
SY 11 Template:STN 山陽垂水 9.6 File:JRW kinki-A.svg Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Tarumi Station, JR-A70)
SY 12 Template:STN 霞ヶ丘 10.7
SY 13 Template:STN 舞子公園 11.5 File:JRW kinki-A.svg Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Maiko Station, JR-A71)
SY 14 Template:STN 西舞子 12.4
SY 15 Template:STN 大蔵谷 14.3 Akashi
SY 16 Template:STN 人丸前 14.9
SY 17 Template:STN 山陽明石 15.7 File:JRW kinki-A.svg Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Akashi Station, JR-A73)
SY 18 Template:STN 西新町 16.9
SY 19 Template:STN 林崎松江海岸 18.4
SY 20 Template:STN 藤江駅 20.4
SY 21 Template:STN 中八木 21.8
SY 22 Template:STN 江井ヶ島 23.5
SY 23 Template:STN 西江井ヶ島 24.9
SY 24 Template:STN 山陽魚住 25.6
SY 25 Template:STN 東二見 27.3
SY 26 Template:STN 西二見 28.6
SY 27 Template:STN 播磨町 29.9 Harima, Kako District
SY 28 Template:STN 別府 32.2 Kakogawa
SY 29 Template:STN 浜の宮 34.1
SY 30 Template:STN 尾上の松 35.5
SY 31 Template:STN 高砂 37.3 Takasago
SY 32 Template:STN 荒井 38.5
SY 33 Template:STN 伊保 39.7
SY 34 Template:STN 山陽曽根 41.3
SY 35 Template:STN 大塩 42.8 Himeji
SY 36 Template:STN 的形 44.2
SY 37 Template:STN 八家 46.2  
SY 38 Template:STN 白浜の宮 47.6
SY 39 Template:STN 妻鹿 49.0
SY 40 Template:STN 飾磨 50.9 SY Aboshi Line
SY 41 Template:STN 亀山 52.3
SY 42 Template:STN 手柄 53.4  
SY 43 Template:STN 山陽姫路 54.7 JR West (Himeji Station)

History

The Script error: No such module "Nihongo". opened the section from the Hyogo Electric Railway Station (since closed) to Template:STN on 15 March 1910 as Template:RailGauge, dual track electrified at 600 V DC. All subsequent extensions were electrified dual track. The line was extended to Akashi in 1917.[1]

In 1923, the Kobe Electric Railway opened the Akashi to Himeji section, and merged with the Hyogo Electric Railway in 1927. The Sanyo Electric Railway was created in 1934.Script error: No such module "Unsubst".

The line voltage was increased to 1,500 V DC in 1948. In 1968, the Higashi Suma to Hyogo Electric Railway Station section was closed and the line was connected to the Hanshin Main Line, enabling through services to Umeda in Osaka.Script error: No such module "Unsubst".

Station numbering was introduced on Sanyo Electric Railway lines from 1 April 2014, with Main Line stations numbered SY01 to SY43.[2]

Accidents

On 12 February 2013, at around 15:50, a non-stop 6-car limited express service bound for Template:STN collided with the rear end of a truck which was protruding onto a level crossing to the west of Arai Station. The first two cars of the train derailed and slid 170 m before hitting the edge of the station platform and coming to rest. 15 people were injured in the collision, including the train driver and truck driver.[3][4]

References

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