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Ōito Line

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Ōito Line

A JR East E127 series EMU on the Oito Line in Hakuba, Nagano Prefecture

Overview

Native name

大糸線

Status

In operation

Owner

JR East, JR West

Locale

Nagano, Niigata Prefectures

Termini

Matsumoto

Itoigawa

Stations

Service

Type

Heavy rail

Operator(s)

JR East, JR West

Rolling stock

E127 series EMU, 211 series EMU, E353 series EMU, KiHa 120 series DMU

History

Opened

1915

Technical

Line length

105.4 km (65.5 mi)

Number of tracks

Entire line single tracked

Character

Rural and scenic

Track gauge

1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)

Electrification

1,500 V DC (Matsumoto - Minami-Otari)
None (Minami-Otari - Itoigawa)

Operating speed

95 km/h (59 mph)

Route map

Legend

0.0

Matsumoto

(Shinonoi);

Alpico Kōtsū (Kamikōchi)

0.7

2.6

3.8

5.2

6.8

8.4

10.4

11.4

14.2

16.2

18.4

19.9

22.8

23.8

26.0

28.6

30.9

34.0

35.1

37.2

39.4

41.6

42.9

46.3

47.9

(defunct)

52.8

55.2

56.7

59.7

61.6

65.4

68.7

70.1

74.1

78.5

85.0

91.8

95.4

100.3

102.2

105.4

The Ōito Line (大糸線, Ōito-sen) is a railway line in Japan which connects Matsumoto StationinNagano Prefecture with Itoigawa StationinNiigata Prefecture. There are two operators on the line: East Japan Railway Company (JR East) and West Japan Railway Company (JR West). Minami-Otari is the boundary for the two companies. The section of the line operated by JR East, between Minami-Otari and Matsumoto, is electrified and trains are fairly regular along this section. The JR West section from Minami-Otari to Itoigawa, however, is not electrified and sees less use. Trains operate less frequently along this section.

Route data[edit]

Operators, services:
- East Japan Railway Company (Services and tracks)
  - Matsumoto — Minami-Otari: 70.1 km
- West Japan Railway Company (Services and tracks)
  - Minami-Otari — Itoigawa: 35.3 km
Stations:
- JR East: 34
- JR West: 8 including Itoigawa, excluding Minami-Otari
Double-tracked section: None
Electrification: Matsumoto — Minami-Otari (1,500 V DC)
Minami-Otari — Itoigawa (None)
Railway signalling:
- Matsumoto — Itoigawa: Automatic Train Stop, S-type

Services[edit]

JR East section[edit]

Limited express, Rapid

As of March 2017^[update], the following services are operated.

Name	Through from/to	Start	End	Service frequency (daily)
Limited Express Azusa	Chiba/Shinjuku	Matsumoto	Minami-Otari	1 return trip
Limited Express Azusa	Shinjuku	Matsumoto	Hakuba	seasonal^[1]
Rapid	Kami-Suwa	Matsumoto	Shinano-Ōmachi	1 up trip
Rapid	-	Shinano-Ōmachi	Minami-Otari	1 up trip

Local: Matsumoto – Shinano-Ōmachi: every 30-60 minutes; Shinano-Ōmachi – Minami-Otari: every 60-180 minutes

JR West section[edit]

Local: Minami-Otari - Itoigawa: every 120-180 minutes

No limited-stop services such as rapids operate on the JR West section. All trains are local services, which stop at every station.

Rolling stock[edit]

JR East section[edit]

E127-100 series EMU
211 series EMU
E353 series EMU - Azusa

JR West section[edit]

KiHa 120 series DMU

Stations[edit]

JR East section[edit]

All stations are within Nagano Prefecture.

A: Limited Express Azusa

R: Rapid

Trains stop at stations marked "O", skip at stations marked "|".

No.	Station	Japanese	Distance(km)		A	R	Transfers	Location
No.	Station	Japanese	Between stations	Total	A	R	Transfers	Location
42	Matsumoto	松本	-	0.0	O	O	■ Shinonoi Line ■ Alpico Kōtsū Kamikōchi Line	Matsumoto
41	Kita-Matsumoto	北松本	0.7	0.7	\|	O
40	Shimauchi	島内	1.9	2.6	\|	O
39	Shimatakamatsu	島高松	1.2	3.8	\|	O
38	Azusabashi	梓橋	1.4	5.2	\|	O		Azumino
37	Hitoichiba	一日市場	1.6	6.8	\|	O
36	Nakagaya	中萱	1.6	8.4	\|	O
35	Minami-Toyoshina	南豊科	2.0	10.4	\|	O
34	Toyoshina	豊科	1.0	11.4	O	O
33	Hakuyachō	柏矢町	2.8	14.2	\|	O
32	Hotaka	穂高	2.0	16.2	O	O
31	Ariake	有明	2.2	18.4	\|	O
30	Azumi-Oiwake	安曇追分	1.5	19.9	\|	O
29	Hosono	細野	2.9	22.8	\|	↑		Matsukawa, Kitaazumi District
28	Kita-Hosono	北細野	1.0	23.8	\|	↑
27	Shinano-Matsukawa	信濃松川	2.2	26.0	\|	O
26	Azumi-Kutsukake	安曇沓掛	1.6	28.6	\|	↑		Ōmachi
25	Shinano-Tokiwa	信濃常盤	2.3	30.9	\|	O
24	Minami-Ōmachi	南大町	3.1	34.0	\|	↑
23	Shinano-Ōmachi	信濃大町	1.1	35.1	O	O
23	Shinano-Ōmachi	信濃大町	1.1	35.1	O	O	Rapid terminus / transfer
22	Kita-Ōmachi	北大町	2.1	37.2	\|	↑
21	Shinano-Kizaki	信濃木崎	2.2	39.4	\|	O
20	Inao	稲尾	2.2	41.6	\|	↑
19	Uminokuchi	海ノ口	1.3	42.9	\|	↑
18	Yanaba	簗場	3.4	46.3	\|	O
16	Minami-Kamishiro	南神城	4.9	52.8	\|	↑		Hakuba, Kitaazumi District
15	Kamishiro	神城	2.4	55.2	\|	O
14	Iimori	飯森	1.5	56.7	\|	↑
13	Hakuba	白馬	3.0	59.7	O	O
12	Shinano-Moriue	信濃森上	1.9	61.6	\|	O
11	Hakuba-Ōike	白馬大池	3.8	65.4	\|	↑		Otari, Kitaazumi District
10	Chikuni	千国	3.4	68.7	\|	↑
9	Minami-Otari	南小谷	1.4	70.1	O	O

Closed Stations Yanabaskijōmae Station closed on 16 March 2019

JR West section[edit]

No.	Station	Japanese	Distance(km)		Transfers	Location
No.	Station	Japanese	Between stations	Total	Transfers	Location
9	Minami-Otari	南小谷	-	70.1		Otari, Nagano
8	Nakatsuchi	中土	4.0	74.1
7	Kita-Otari	北小谷	4.4	78.5
6	Hiraiwa	平岩	5.5	85.0		Itoigawa, Niigata
5	Kotaki	小滝	6.8	91.8
4	Nechi	根知	3.6	95.4
3	Kubiki-Ōno	頸城大野	4.9	100.3
2	Himekawa	姫川	1.9	102.2
1	Itoigawa	糸魚川	3.2	105.4	Hokuriku Shinkansen ETR Nihonkai Hisui Line

History[edit]

The section between Matsumoto and Shinano-Ōmachi was built between 1915 and 1916 by the Shinano Railway (信濃鉄道, Shinano Tetsudō), which electrified the line in 1926. The company was nationalised in 1937 and was not the same entity as the present Shinano Railway.^{[citation needed]}

The rest of the line was built by the Japanese Government Railways (JGR) and the Japanese National Railways (JNR) between 1929 and 1957. The Shinano-Ōmachi to Minami Otari section was electrified between 1959 and 1967. CTC signalling was commissioned in 1983, and freight services ceased in 1987.^{[citation needed]}

Following privatization of JNR on 1 April 1987, the line was divided and assigned to JR East and JR West.

Station numbering was introduced on the line by JR East from 12 December 2016, with stations numbered in sequence from 9 (Minami-Otari) to 42 (Matsumoto).^[2]

References[edit]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ōito Line.

^ "Time Table - Limited Express trains on the Chuo Line". East Japan Railway Company. Retrieved 6 March 2017.

^ 大糸線に「駅ナンバー」を導入します [Station numbering to be introduced on Oito Line] (PDF). News release (in Japanese). Japan: East Japan Railway Company, Nagano Division. 7 December 2016. Archived (PDF) from the original on 8 December 2016. Retrieved 8 December 2016.

v t e Transit in Niigata Prefecture
JR East	Jōetsu Shinkansen ■Banetsu West Line ■Echigo Line ■Hakushin Line ■Iiyama Line ■Jōetsu Line ■Shinetsu Main Line ■Tadami Line ■Uetsu Main Line ■Yahiko Line ■Yonesaka Line
JR West	Hokuriku Shinkansen ■Ōito Line
Echigo Tokimeki Railway	■Myōkō Haneuma Line (former Shinetsu Main Line) ■Nihonkai Hisui Line (former Hokuriku Main Line)
Hokuetsu Express	■Hokuhoku Line
Aizu Tetsudo	■ Aizu Line
Named trains	Inaho Shirayuki Banetsu Monogatari Koshino ShuKura* Kirakira Uetsu Oykot Genbi Shinkansen Setsugekka
Bus	Bandai-bashi Line Niigata Kotsu Echigo Kotsu Kubiki Motor
Public ferries	Sado Steam Ship Awashima-Line Shin Nihonkai Ferry
Misc	Niigata Station Cards Suica Ryuto Niigata Airport
Japan transit: Tokyo Keihanshin Nagoya Fukuoka Hakone Fuji Izu Hokkaido Aomori Sendai Akita Niigata Toyama Nagano Okayama Hiroshima Shikoku Metro systems Shinkansen trams (list) aerial lifts (list)

v t e Transit in Nagano Prefecture
JR East	Hokuriku Shinkansen ■Chūō Main Line ■Iiyama Line ■Koumi Line ■Ōito Line ■Shin'etsu Main Line ■Shinonoi Line
JR Central	■Chūō Main Line ■Iida Line
JR West	■Ōito Line
Shinano Railway	■Shinano Railway Line ■Kita-Shinano Line
Other railways	Nagano Electric Railway Ueda Electric Railway Alpico Kōtsū (Kamikōchi Line)
Named trains	Azusa Shinano Moonlight Shinshū Resort View Furusato Oykot Rokumon
Misc	Nagano Station Matsumoto Station Matsumoto Airport
Japan transit: Tokyo Keihanshin Nagoya Fukuoka Hakone Fuji Izu Hokkaido Aomori Sendai Akita Niigata Toyama Nagano Okayama Hiroshima Shikoku Metro systems Shinkansen trams (list) aerial lifts (list)

v t e JR East lines
Shinkansen	Hokuriku Jōetsu Tōhoku Akita Yamagata
Main	Chūō Ōu Shin'etsu Sōbu Tōhoku Tōkaidō Uetsu
Local	Agatsuma Aterazawa Ban'etsu East Ban'etsu West Echigo Gonō Hachikō Hachinohe Hakushin Hanawa Iiyama Ishinomaki Itō Itsukaichi Jōban Jōetsu Kamaishi Karasuyama Kashima Kawagoe Keiyō Kesennuma Kitakami Koumi Kururi Mito Musashino Nambu Narita Negishi Nikkō Ōfunato Oga Ōito Ōme Ōminato Rikuu East Rikuu West (suspended) Ryōmō Sagami Senseki Senzan Shinonoi Sotobō Suigun Tadami Takasaki Tazawako Tōgane Tsugaru Tsurumi Uchibō Utsunomiya Yahiko Yamada Yamanote Yokohama Yokosuka Yonesaka
Others	Chūō Rapid Chūō-Sōbu Gala-Yuzawa Keihin-Tōhoku Saikyō (incl. Akabane) Senseki-Tōhoku Shōnan-Shinjuku Sōbu Rapid Ueno-Tōkyō
Past	Aizu Ashio Iwaizumi Kihara Marumori Mōka Nagai Shin'etsu Main (Shinano / Echigo Tokimeki) Tōhoku Main (Aoimori / Iwate Galaxy)

v t e JR West lines
Shinkansen	San'yō Shinkansen (Hakata-Minami) Hokuriku Shinkansen
Main	Kansai Kisei Sanin San'yō Takayama Tōkaidō Hokuriku Main
Local	Akō J Bantan Etsumi-Hoku G Fukuchiyama Z Fukuen Gantoku P Geibi V Hakubi R Hanwa Himi M Honshi-Bisan B Imbi Jōhana H JR Tōzai B Kabe I Kakogawa S Kansai Airport H Katamachi U Kibi K Kishin E Kisuki B Kosei Y Kure C Kusatsu L Maizuru Mine Nanao D Nara Obama Ōito Onoda F Osaka Higashi Osaka Loop C Sakai U Sakurai P Sakurajima T Tsuyama Ube L Uno T Wakayama Yamaguchi
Other	A Biwako A JR Kyoto A JR Kobe Sagano Yamatoji Seto-Ōhashi
Past	Gannichi Hokuriku Main Hapi Fukui Ishikawa Ainokaze Toyama Echigo Tokimeki Nihonkai Hisui Kajiya Miki Miyazu Noto Sankō Shigaraki Taisha Toyamakō Wakasa Gakkentoshi Kyobashi - Katamachi

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