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...han Railways]] train station in [[Otsu, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Keihan Railways|Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line]]. *For wheelchair assistance, call in advance: 077-522-4314 (Omi Jingu-mae Station)

...train station in [[Hikone, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...station first opened in 1931. It has a red mansard roof, perhaps unique in Shiga. The compact interior also reeks of the good old days. If its walls could t

...iga]] Prefecture on the [[Keihan Railways|Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line]]. In March 2018, Ojiyama Station was renamed "Keihan Otsukyo Station." [[Category:Train Stations in Shiga]]

...on (京阪山科駅) is a [[Keihan Railways]] train station in Kyoto on the [[Keihan Railways|Keihan Keishin Line]]. [[Category:Train Stations in Shiga]]

...ne]] operated by Keihan Railways. You can transfer here for the Tozai Line in Kyoto. * [[Shiga Prefecture Transportation]]

...han Railways]] train station in [[Otsu, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Keihan Railways|Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line]]. [[Category:Train Stations in Shiga]]

...station in [[Toyosato-cho, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...s home or storehouse. A testament to the many Omi merchants who once lived in the area, including [http://photoguide.jp/pix/thumbnails.php?album=473 Itoh

Location = [[Shiga Prefecture|Shiga]], [[Fukui Prefecture|Fukui]], [[Ishikawa Prefecture|Ishikawa]], [[Toyama P Terminals = [[Maibara Station]] ([[Shiga Prefecture]]) and [[Naoetsu Station]] ([[Joetsu, Niigata]] Prefecture) |

Sakamoto is another major tourist center in Otsu. Visit Sakamoto temple town at the foot of Mt. Hiei and [https://photo

...s been renamed [[Sakamoto Hiezan-guchi Station]] (坂本比叡山口駅) on the [[Keihan Railways|Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line]]. [[Category:Train Stations in Shiga]]

...minate at Maibara. The station building is underwent a complete renovation in April 2009. ...tsu Bunka Sangyo Koryu Kaikan). The East exit (Higashi-guchi) has the Ohmi Railways station, new Maibara City Hall, tourist information office and gift shop, M

...s|Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line]]. It was renamed from "Hama-Otsu Station" in March 2018. Biwako Hama-Otsu is in the city center with Otsu Port for lake cruises, Aqus shopping mall, Biwako

...iga|Kusatsu]], [[Ritto, Shiga|Ritto]], [[Konan, Shiga|Konan]], and [[Koka, Shiga|Koka]]. Only ''Futsu'' (普通) Local trains run. There are no express trai The line opened in 1889 (extended from Mikumo to Tsuge in 1890) and the total distance is 36.7 km.

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....php?album=111" target="window"><img src="https://photoguide.jp/pix/albums/shiga/otsu/enryakuji/he409-20090412_1176.jpg" alt="cable sakamoto" width="400" al ...of Mt. Hiei in [[Otsu, Shiga]]. It runs between [[Cable Sakamoto Station]] in Sakamoto at the foot of Mt. Hiei and [[Cable Enryakuji Station]] atop Mt. H

...a Prefecture, ''Shin-kaisoku'' (新快速) or Special Rapid train is a JR (Japan Railways) train that stops only at the major JR train stations. It does not stop at ...Karasaki, Ogoto Onsen (Kaisoku Rapid trains stop here), Ono, Wani, Horai, Shiga, and Hira Stations. You must take the Futsu (Local) train.

Location = [[Kyoto Prefecture|Kyoto]] and [[Shiga Prefecture|Shiga]] Prefectures | ...e nickname "Biwako Line" was created in 1989. The train line itself opened in 1889. |

Location = [[Shiga Prefecture|Shiga]] | Schedule = [https://www.ohmitetudo.co.jp/railway/timetable/index.html Ohmi Railways] |

Location = [[Kyoto Prefecture|Kyoto]] and [[Shiga Prefecture|Shiga]] | ...Kyoto Station]]/[[Yamashina Station]] (Kyoto) and [[Omi-Shiotsu Station]] (Shiga) |

...eihan Ishiyama-Sakamoto Line train at [[Omi Jingu-mae Station]] in [[Otsu, Shiga]].]] ...he Keihan Line in Otsu started running between Hama-Otsu and Ishiyama-dera in 1914. The line was later extended to Sakamoto.