Hanshin Electric Railway
Hanshin Electric Railway is a Japanese railway operator running four lines with 51 stations over 48.9 km, alongside real estate, sports/leisure, and information/communications businesses.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd. operates railway, real estate, sports/leisure, and information/communications businesses. Its railway business runs four lines — the Main Line, Hanshin Namba Line (the Nishi-Kujo–Osaka-Namba section as a Type II railway business), Mukogawa Line, and Kobe Kosoku Line (Type II railway business) — covering 51 stations (including 2 stations shared with other companies) over 48.9 km, with nine train types and mutual through-services with Sanyo Electric Railway and Kintetsu. The company also pursues grade-separation projects and began carbon-neutral operations across all Hanshin lines in April 2025 using renewable-energy-derived electricity.
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