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...in station in [[Higashiomi, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Yokaichi Line]] running between [[Omi-Hachiman Station]] and [[Yokaichi Sta ...Hachiman before it merged with another company that later merged with Ohmi Railways. Tourists don’t normally get off at this station since most attractions a

...rain station in [[Hino-cho, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...e main stations on Ohmi Railways. [https://shiga-ken.com/blog/2022/02/ohmi-railways-hino-station-revitalized/ Read more about the renovated Hino Station.]

...train station in [[Hikone, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...imetable] | [https://www.ohmitetudo.co.jp/railway/station/index.html/ Ohmi Railways Train Stations] | [https://ohmitetudo-bus.jorudan.biz/route Bus schedule] |

...([[Tokaido Main Line]]) of West Japan Railway Company (JR West) and [[Ohmi Railways]] Yokaichi Line. It is Omi-Hachiman's main train station. ...tion Timetable] | [https://www.ohmitetudo.co.jp/railway/ride/station/ Ohmi Railways Train Stations] | [https://ohmitetudo-bus.jorudan.biz/route Bus schedule]

...ain station in [[Aisho-cho, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...st information desk. The station exterior resembles a traditional building in the old [http://photoguide.jp/pix/thumbnails.php?album=244 post town of Ech

...rain station in [[Taga-cho, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Taga Line]] running between [[Takamiya Station]] and [[Taga Taisha-mae Stat ...exhibition space is in the waiting room. The station building was rebuilt in 2002. [https://photoguide.jp/pix/thumbnails.php?album=138 Taga Taisha Shrin

...train station in [[Hikone, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...endo Road. Near the station is a large torii leading to Taga Taisha Shrine in neighboring Taga.

...in station in [[Higashiomi, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...haracter for “ka” in Gokasho Station (五箇荘駅) is different from the one used in the place name “Gokasho” (五個荘).

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

Abbreviation for [[Japan Railways]] which operate Japan's largest railway network. ...service, employee courtesy, train speeds (especially the shinkansen lines, in order to compete with airlines), and train comfort and technology have impr

...train station in [[Hikone, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...he 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 c

...station in [[Toyosato-cho, Shiga]] Prefecture on the [[Ohmi Railways|Ohmi Railways Main Line]] (Honsen 本線) running between [[Maibara Station]] and [[Kibuk ...e.jp/pix/thumbnails.php?album=473 Itoh Chube’e], founder of Itochu, one of Japan’s leading trading companies. His home is open to the public.

...service, employee courtesy, train speeds (especially the shinkansen lines, in order to compete with airlines), and train comfort and technology have impr ...R Higashi Nihon in Japanese) or [http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/index.html East Japan Railway Company] (東日本旅客鉄道 or JR東日本)

...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

...o 田中 徳太郎 (1909.3.10-1989.11.13) Saitama Pref. Photographer of white herons in Urawa, Saitama Pref. ...ion at Japan National Railways in 1949. Started photographing white herons in Urawa, Saitama Pref. from 1954.

...usatsu Station]] to [[Tsuge Station]] in [[Mie Prefecture]], with stations in [[Kusatsu, Shiga|Kusatsu]], [[Ritto, Shiga|Ritto]], [[Konan, Shiga|Konan]], The line opened in 1889 (extended from Mikumo to Tsuge in 1890) and the total distance is 36.7 km.

<td align="left" valign="top" style="font-size: 90%;">Shinkansen in Maibara Station.</td> ...cities: Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka. operated by the Central Japan Railway Company.

...e nickname "Biwako Line" was created in 1989. The train line itself opened in 1889. | ...ys in Shiga|Railways in Shiga]], [[:Category:Railways in Japan|Railways in Japan]] |

Schedule = [https://www.ohmitetudo.co.jp/railway/timetable/index.html Ohmi Railways] | ...1898 and completed in 1931. Yokaichi Line opened in 1913. Taga Line opened in 1914. |

...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 The cable railway opened between Sakamoto and Mt. Hiei in 1927. It was Japan's longest cable car route (2,025 meters) at the time.