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...ys in Shiga|Railways in Shiga]], [[:Category:Railways in Japan|Railways in Japan]] | ...aisoku]] trains go farther to [[Tsuruga Station]] ([[Hokuriku Main Line]]) in [[Fukui Prefecture|Fukui]]. The Futsu (普通) local trains stop at every t

...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 [[Category:Train Stations in Shiga]]

Taga 324, Taga-cho, Inukami-gun, Shiga 522-0341 JAPAN '''Taga''' (多賀町; Taga-chō) is a town in eastern [[Shiga Prefecture]], Japan.

...t is a single-track railway with only six stations. It is the only railway in Shiga not electrified. They railway has no tunnels while running through so ...ibukawa and Shigaraki Stations at the ends of the line, the train stations in-between are unmanned. You need to give your train ticket or pay the train d

...Shiga|Higashi-Omi]], and [[Maibara, Shiga|Maibara]]. *Asterisked sites are in English. ...ke shore. Train stations: [[JR Tokaido Line]] [[Notogawa Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Gokasho Station]], [[Kawabe no Mori Station]], [[Yokaichi Station]], [[

| Photocaption = Takatora Summit in Kora 2010 ...Link = http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Tōkyō+Metropolis,+Japan&msa=0&msid=105501786212832952601.00048c179767df462051d&ll=35.199833,136.266

| Gateways = Echigawa Station (also Inae Station and Toyosato Station in neighboring municipalities) | Trains = Echigawa Station (Ohmi Railways)

...) Stations opened in 1872. The train line between Tokyo and Kobe completed in 1889. | ...ys in Shiga|Railways in Shiga]], [[:Category:Railways in Japan|Railways in Japan]] |

Gateways = Ohmi Railways Yokaichi Station, JR Notogawa Station, JR Omi-Hachiman Station (Omi-Hachima Trains = JR Tokaido Line Notogawa Station; Ohmi Railways Gokasho Station, Kawabe no Mori Station, Yokaichi Station, Nagatanino Stati

| Trains = Ohmi Railways [[Toyosato Station]] Ishibatake 375, Toyosato-cho, Inukami-gun, Shiga-ken 529-1169 JAPAN

Kawara 1-1, Hino-cho, Gamo-gun, Shiga-ken 529-1698 JAPAN ...(日野町; Hino-chō) is a landlocked town in southeastern [[Shiga Prefecture]], Japan.

...ys = JR [[Kusatsu Line]] [[Kibukawa Station]], [[Koka Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Minakuchi Jonan Station]]; [[Shigaraki Kogen Railway]] [[Shigaraki Stat ...tion]], [[Terasho Station]], [[Koka Station]], [[Aburahi Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Minakuchi Matsuo Station]], [[Minakuchi Station]], [[Minakuchi Ishibash

...], [[Minami-Hikone Station]], [[Kawase Station]], [[Inae Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Fujitec-mae Station]], [[Toriimoto Station]], [[Hikone Station]], [[Hik Motomachi-cho 4-2, Hikone-shi, Shiga-ken 522-8501 JAPAN|

...reen-Shot.jpg|thumb|700px|center|Shinkansen passing by Mt. Ibuki in winter in Maibara.]] ...saka and [https://www.centrair.jp/en/ Central Japan International Airport] in [[Aichi Prefecture]].

...Station]] on [[JR]] [[Hokuriku Main Line]]; [[Maibara Station]] on [[Ohmi Railways]] | Maibara (米原市; Maibara-shi) is a city in northeastern [[Shiga Prefecture]], [[Japan]] between Hikone and Nagahama.

...d in May 1957. Based on the katakana characters for "Shiga" and the circle in the middle symbolizing Lake Biwa. | ...kansen]], [[Kosei Line]], [[Hokuriku Main Line]], [[Kusatsu Line]], [[Ohmi Railways]] |

...lso once the capital of Japan when Emperor Tenji moved the capital to Otsu in 667. World Heritage Site temples together with Kyoto. | Goryocho 3-1, Otsu, Shiga 520-8575 JAPAN|

...[Omi-Hachiman Station]], [[Azuchi Station]], [[Shinohara Station]]; [[Ohmi Railways]] [[Omi-Hachiman Station]], [[Musa Station]] | Sakuramiya-cho 236, Omi-Hachiman-shi, Shiga 523-8501 JAPAN|

...on = Oiran dochu courtesan procession at the Tokyo Jidai Festival in Asakusa. | Population = 12,369,000 (8,340,000 in [[23 special wards|23 wards]])|

...estivals are not that crowded (except for fireworks) compared to festivals in Kyoto. Listed below are Shiga Prefecture's major festivals in chronological order by month.