Takayama Main Line - Stations

Stations

Station Distance Transfers Location
JR Central
Gifu 岐阜 0.0
  • Tōkaidō Main Line
  • Meitetsu: (at Meitetsu Gifu)
    • ■ Meitetsu Kakamigahara Line
    • ■ Meitetsu Nagoya Line
 Gifu Gifu
Nagamori 長森 4.2
Naka 那加 7.2 Kakamigahara
Sohara 蘇原 10.4
Kagamigahara 各務ヶ原 13.2
Unuma 鵜沼 17.3
  • Meitetsu: (at Shin-Unuma)
    • ■ Meitetsu Inuyama Line
    • ■ Meitetsu Kakamigahara Line
Sakahogi 坂祝 22.5 Sakahogi, Kamo
Mino-Ōta 美濃太田 27.3
  • Taita Line
  • Nagaragawa Railway Etsumi-Nan Line
 Minokamo
Kobi 古井 30.3
Nakakawabe 中川辺 34.1 Kawabe, Kamo
Shimoasō 下麻生 37.9
Kamiasō 上麻生 43.2 Hichisō, Kamo
Shirakawaguchi 白川口 53.1 Shirakawa, Kamo
Shimoyui 下油井 61.7
Hida-Kanayama 飛騨金山 66.7 Gero
Yakeishi 焼石 75.7
Gero 下呂 88.3
Zenshōji 禅昌寺 93.5
Hida-Hagiwara 飛騨萩原 96.7
Jōro 上呂 100.8
Hida-Miyada 飛騨宮田 105.4
Hida-Osaka 飛騨小坂 108.8
Nagisa 渚 115.9 Takayama
Kuguno 久々野 123.2
Hida-Ichinomiya 飛騨一ノ宮 129.5
Takayama 高山 136.4
Hozue 上枝 141.0
Hida-Kokufu 飛騨国府 147.6
Hida-Furukawa 飛騨古川 151.3 Hida
Sugisaki 杉崎 153.6
Hida-Hosoe 飛騨細江 156.0
Tsunogawa 角川 161.7
Sakakami 坂上 166.6
Utsubo 打保 176.5
Sugihara 杉原 180.5
Inotani 猪谷 189.2 Toyama Toyama
JR West
Inotani 猪谷 Toyama Toyama
Nirehara 楡原 196.2
Sasazu 笹津 200.5
Higashi-Yatsuo 東八尾 205.0
Etchū-Yatsuo 越中八尾 208.7
Chisato 千里 213.6
Hayahoshi 速星 217.9
Fuchū-Usaka 婦中鵜坂 219.6
Nishi-Toyama 西富山 222.2
Toyama 富山 225.8
  • Hokuriku Main Line
  • Toyama Chihō Railway Main Line
  • Toyama City Tram Line
  • Toyama Light Rail Toyamakō Line

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