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HIGH RAIL 1375

Kobuchizawa → Komoro · Japan

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HIGH RAIL 1375 — Kobuchizawa to Komoro
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Grinds to 1,375 m at JR’s highest rail point below Yatsugatake — observatory seats by day, a stargazing dome and astronomer-guided night runs under the Milky Way.

Stations

  1. 0 kmKobuchizawa
  2. 7 kmKai-Koizumi
  3. 12 kmKai-Oizumi
  4. 17 kmKiyasato
  5. 23 kmNobeyama
  6. 31 kmShinano-Kawakami
  7. Show 20 more stations
    1. 35 kmSaku-Hirose
    2. 39 kmSaku-Uminokuchi
    3. 42 kmUmijiri
    4. 45 kmMatsubarako
    5. 48 kmKoumi
    6. 50 kmManagashi
    7. 51 kmTakaiwa
    8. 54 kmYachiho
    9. 56 kmKaize
    10. 57 kmHaguroshita
    11. 59 kmAonuma
    12. 61 kmUsuda
    13. 62 kmTatsuokajō
    14. 64 kmŌtabe
    15. 65 kmNakagomi
    16. 66 kmNamezu
    17. 68 kmKita-Nakagomi
    18. 70 kmIwamurada
    19. 71 kmSakudaira
    20. 72 kmNakasato
  8. 73 kmMisato
  9. 75 kmMitsuoka
  10. 76 kmOtome
  11. 77 kmHigashi-Komoro
  12. 78 kmKomoro

The stations OpenStreetMap lists for this service, in order, with the distance along the line as drawn here. A train may skip some of them.

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Questions and answers

How long is the HIGH RAIL 1375?

The HIGH RAIL 1375 runs 79 km from Kobuchizawa to Komoro.

How long does the HIGH RAIL 1375 take?

The fastest scheduled journey is 2 h 14 min for the 79 km. That is an average of 35 km/h end to end. The line's top service speed is 85 km/h.

Who runs the HIGH RAIL 1375?

JR East, with KiHa 100, 110.

How old is the HIGH RAIL 1375?

The line has been in service since 2017. That is the year the atlas dates it from: for a modern brand running over an older railway, it is the railway's date, not the brand's.

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