Jalur Utama Nagasaki (長崎本線 Nagasaki hon sen?), atawa Jalur Nagasaki, manjang ti Tosu Station di Saga Prefecture nepi ka Nagasaki Station di Nagasaki Prefecture, Jepang. There is a separate branch of this line which runs from Kikitsu to Urakami by way of Nagayo. There are currently plans for the western (Nagasaki) branch of the Kyushu Shinkansen to run from Hizen-Yamaguchi to Isahaya, parallel to the existing track.
The limited express Kamome operates on the Nagasaki Main Line. éast of Hizen-Yamaguchi operates the merged limited express Midori/ Huis Ten Bosch. From Isahaya to Urakami the limited express trains run on the new line.
Overnight sleeper trains like Sakura (between Tokyo and Nagasaki) and Akatsuki (between Kyoto and Nagasaki) had all been discontinued by 2008.
Other than trains that are operated on the entire Nagasaki Line, there are trains which operate in specific sections, such as from Tosu to Hizen-Kashima, and trains which continue on to other lines.
Freight trains are operated between Tosu and Nabeshima. High-speed freight trains maké three round trips a day from Tosu Freight Terminal to Nabeshima. The electric locomotive used is the Class ED76. Freight trains only arrive and depart from Nabeshima station.
In 1907, the Railway Nationalization Act was passed in Jepang, nationalizing all railways. This act provided that the Ariake Line be extended from Tosu to Isahaya by way of Kashima. It also provided that a new line be built from Kikitsu to Urakami by way of Nagasaki. This was all completed in 1934, and the line was renamed the Nagasaki Main Line.
Station | Japanese | Distance from Tosu (km) | Express Seaside Liner |
Connecting Lines, Notes | Location | |
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Tosu | 鳥栖 | 0.0 | JR Kyushu:Kagoshima Main Line | Saga Prefecture | Tosu | |
Shin-Tosu | 新鳥栖 | 2.0 | JR Kyushu:Kyushu Shinkansen (under construction) scheduled to open 2011 | |||
Hizen-Fumoto | 肥前麓 | 4.2 | ||||
Nakabaru | 中原 | 8.5 | Miyaki | |||
Yoshinogari-kōen | 吉野ヶ里公園 | 13.1 | Yoshinogari | |||
Kanzaki | 神埼 | 15.7 | Kanzaki | |||
Igaya | 伊賀屋 | 20.2 | Saga | |||
Saga | 佐賀 | 25.0 | ||||
Nabeshima | 鍋島 | 28.0 | ||||
Balloon Saga | バルーンさが | 29.8 | only operational during the Saga International Balloon Fiesta | |||
Kubota | 久保田 | 31.4 | JR Kyushu:Karatsu Line | Kubota | ||
Ushizu | 牛津 | 34.2 | Ogi | |||
Hizen-Yamaguchi | 肥前山口 | 39.6 | JR Kyushu:Sasebo Line | Kōhoku | ||
Hizen-Shiroishi | 肥前白石 | 44.7 | Shiroishi | |||
Hizen-Ryūō | 肥前竜王 | 49.4 | ||||
Hizen-Kashima | 肥前鹿島 | 54.6 | Kashima | |||
Hizen-Hama | 肥前浜 | 57.6 | ||||
Hizen-Nanaura | 肥前七浦 | 61.5 | ||||
Hizen-Iida | 肥前飯田 | 63.6 | ||||
Tara | 多良 | 67.7 | Tara | |||
Hizen-Ōura | 肥前大浦 | 75.6 | ||||
Konagai | 小長井 | 82.3 | Nagasaki Prefecture | Isahaya | ||
Nagasato | 長里 | 84.7 | ||||
Yue | 湯江 | 87.6 | ||||
Oe | 小江 | 90.9 | ||||
Hizen-Nagata | 肥前長田 | 95.6 | ||||
Higashi-Isahaya | 東諫早 | 97.8 | Continues to Ōmura Line | |||
Isahaya | 諫早 | 100.4 | ● | JR Kyushu:Ōmura Line Shimabara Railway:Shimabara Railway Line | ||
Nishi-Isahaya | 西諫早 | 103.2 | ▲ | |||
Kikitsu | 喜々津 | 106.9 | ● | JR Kyushu:Nagasaki Main Line (old line via Nagayo) | ||
Ichinuno | 市布 | 109.4 | ▲ | |||
Hizen-Koga | 肥前古賀 | 112.3 | ▲ | Nagasaki | ||
Utstsugawa | 現川 | 114.8 | ▲ | |||
Urakami | 浦上 | 123.7 | ● | JR Kyushu:Nagasaki Main Line (old line via Nagayo) Nagasaki Tramway:Main Line (本線) | ||
Nagasaki | 長崎 | 125.3 | ● | Nagasaki Tramway:Main Line (本線), Sakura-machi Line (桜町支線) |
Station | Japanese | Distance from Kikitsu | Connecting Lines | Location | |
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Kikitsu | 喜々津 | 0.0 | JR Kyushu:Nagaski Main Line (new line via Ichinuno) | Nagasaki Prefecture | Isahaya |
Higashi-Sono | 東園 | 3.5 | |||
Ōkusa | 大草 | 7.2 | |||
Honkawachi | 本川内 | 12.3 | Nagayo | ||
Nagayo | 長与 | 15.4 | |||
Kōda | 高田 | 16.4 | |||
Michinō | 道ノ尾 | 18.9 | |||
Nishi-Urakami | 西浦上 | 20.6 | Nagasaki | ||
Urakami | 浦上 | 23.5 | JR Kyushu:Nagasaki Main Line (new line via Ichinuno) Nagasaki Tramway:Main Line |