hokuriku main line

The Hokuriku Main Line (北陸本線) is a line of the West Japan Railway Company connecting the Kansai region to the Sea of Japan coast. It passes through the prefectures of the Hokuriku region. The line is an important intercity segment because the Shinkansen network does not connect these two regions: narrow gauge high-speed trains such as the Thunderbird, Raicho, and Shirasagi are common sights along the line. The line has two tracks and has been completely electrified: the Maibara-Nagahama and Kajiyashiki-Naoetsu segments use 1,500V direct current power, while the Nagahama-Kajiyashiki segment uses 20,000V/60Hz alternating current power. JR Freight operates a small spur line to the port of Fukui from Tsuruga Station.

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Hokuriku Main Line

Stations

Shiga Prefecture

Fukui Prefecture

Ishikawa Prefecture

Toyama Prefecture

Niigata Prefecture