Notable Main Lines Before The Act
The lines in following list don't appear the act, because operated already or soon.
- Tokyo — Gotenba — Nagoya — Gifu — Maibara — Kusatsu — Kyoto — Osaka — Kōbe
- Tokyo — Hachiōji
- Takasaki — Shinonoi — Nagano — Toyono — Naoetsu
- Maibara — Tsuruga
- Ōmiya — Takasaki — Maebashi
- Tokyo — Ōmiya — Shirakawa — Fukushima — Iwanuma — Sendai — Kogota — Kitakami — Morioka — Aomori
- Tokyo — Mito
- Nagoya — Kameyama — Tsuge — Kusatsu
- Osaka — Ōji — Nara
- Ōji — Takada
- Kōbe — Himeji — Okayama — Mihara
- Marugame — Tadotsu — Kotohira
- Moji — Kokura — Hakata — Tosu — Kurume — Ōmuta — Kumamoto
- Tosu — Saga
- Wakamatsu — Iizuka
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