Sanyo Electric Railway Main Line - Stations

Stations

Abbreviations of rapid service trains, see above section. Lower cases show limited hour/service.

Station Distance (km) Services Connection Location
Nishidai 0.0 Lo HT sl hs Nagata-ku, Kōbe Hyōgo Prefecture
Itayado 1.0 Lo HT sl sy HS
  • Kobe Municipal Subway Seishin-Yamate Line
 Suma-ku, Kōbe
Higashi-Suma 1.8 Lo HT hs
Tsukimiyama 2.6 Lo HT sl sy HS
Sumadera 3.3 Lo HT hs
Sanyo Suma 3.7 Lo HT sl sy HS
  • Sanyo Main Line (Suma)
Sumaura-kōen 5.1 Lo HT
Sanyo Shioya 6.8 Lo
  • Sanyo Main Line (Shioya)
 Tarumi-ku, Kōbe
Takinochaya 7.8 Lo sl hs
Higashi-Tarumi 8.6 Lo
Sanyo Tarumi 9.6 Lo sl sy HS
  • Sanyo Main Line (Tarumi)
Kasumigaoka 10.7 Lo sl
Maiko-kōen 11.5 Lo sy HS
  • Sanyo Main Line (Maiko)
Nishi-Maiko 12.4 Lo
Ōkuradani 14.3 Lo Akashi
Hitomarumae 14.9 Lo
Sanyo Akashi 15.7 Lo sl sy HS
  • Sanyo Main Line (JR Kobe Line) (Akashi)
Nishi-Shimmachi 16.9 Lo
Hayashisaki-Matsuekaigan 18.4 Lo
Fujie 20.4 Lo sl
Nakayagi 21.8 Lo
Eigashima 23.5 Lo
Nishi-Eigashima 24.9 Lo
Sanyo Uozumi 25.6 Lo
Higashi-Futami 27.3 Lo sl sy HS
Nishi-Futami 28.6 Lo sl
Harimachō 29.9 Lo sl Harima, Kako District
Befu 32.2 Lo sl Kakogawa
Hamanomiya 34.1 Lo sl
Onoenomatsu 35.5 Lo sl
Takasago 37.3 Lo sl sy HS Takasago
Arai 38.5 Lo sl s* hs
Iho 39.7 Lo sl
Sanyo Sone 41.3 Lo sl
Ōshio 42.8 Lo sl sy HS Himeji
Matogata 44.2 Lo sl
Yaka 46.2 Lo sl
Shirahamanomiya 47.6 Lo sl s* hs
Mega 49.0 Lo sl
Shikama 50.9 Lo sl sy HS
  • Sanyo Electric Railway Aboshi Line
Kameyama 52.3 Lo sl
Tegara 53.4 Lo sl
Sanyo Himeji 54.7 Lo sl sy HS
  • (Himeji)
    • Sanyo Shinkansen
    • Sanyo Main Line
    • Bantan Line
    • Kishin Line

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