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Detailed Usage Area Route Map(PDF) Yonago Hoki-Daisen Bakuromachi Higashiyamakoen Nomineagari Meiho Arashima Yasugi Higashi-Matsue Iya Tottori Yodoe Daisenguchi Komatsu Awazu Tottoridaigakumae Nawa Kishimoto Nakayamaguchi Mikuriya Hamamura Shimohojo Matsuzaki Iburihashi Shimoichi Kurayoshi Suetsune Koyama Urayasu Akasaki Yabase Tomari Aoya Hoki-Mizoguchi Hogi Yura Kaga-Onsen E Ebi Kisuki Line Fukube Daishoji Oiwa ISHIKAWA Muko Ushinoya A Tsunoi Iwami San-in Line Higashihama Hosorogi Kamedake Neu Higashi-Koge Igumi Wakasa Railway Awaraonsen Kurosaka Moroyose V Koge Izumo-Yokota Hamasaka Maruoka Kamisuge Hakubi Line Kutani Kawahara Harue Yakawa TOTTORI Amarube Shoyama Yoroi Morita Kunifusa Kyoto Tango Railway Izumo-Sakane Kamiiwami Kasumi P A Echizen-Takada Echizen-Togo Shibayama Shibayama Kowashozu Geibi Line Takagari Ichijodani B Wakasa San-in Line Ichinami Niizato Miyama Rokujo Asuwa Miinohara Satsu Bingo-Shobara Imbi Line Fukui Takeno Ashidachi Mochigase Yuki Kinosakionsen Echizen-Hanando Fukuchiyama Wadayama Inaba-Yashiro Gembudo Odoro Taka Hirako Bingo-Saijo Hibayama Dogoyama Onuka Uchina Bingo-Yawata Tojo Nochi Yagami Ichioka Sakane Bingo-Ochiai Bitchu-Kojiro Toyooka Kita-Sabae Etsumi-Hoku Line(Kuzuryu Line) Chizu Kokufu Chugoku-Katsuyama Ebara Amanohashidate Sabae Nunohara Haji Yoka Tomihara Iwayama Osakabe Tsukida Takefu Tajibe Yabu Yanase Kami-Yakuno Nagi Chizu Express Miyazu Shimo-Yakuno Oshio Mimasaka-Ochiai Kuse Niimi Kamikawaguchi Mimasaka-Oiwake Komi Mimasaka-Kawai HYOGO Oe Nanjo K Takeda Ishiga Konu Kishin Line Chiwa Yunoo V Aokura Joge Bingo-Yano Ohara Imajo Hakubi Line Mimasaka-Kamo Higashi-Mihama Ikura Nii Nishi-Tsuruga Tsuboi L Mihama Minami-Imajo Kiyama FUKUI Bingo-Mikawa Awano Ayabe Tamba-Takeda Isa Maizuru Line Ikuno Takatsu Tsuyamaguchi Mimasaka-Sendai J Mikata Fukuen Line Kawasa Hokoku Ichijima Sarayama Fuchigaki Miura Bantan Line Umezako Magura Tsuruga OKAYAMA Kamenoko Innosho Hase Nakahata Kuroi G Fujii Tomura Mimasaka-Takio Fukuchiyama Wakasa-Takahama Shin-Hikida Higashi-Obama Bitchu-Kawamo Wakasa-Hongo Wakasa-Wada Teramae Wakasa-Arita Nishi-Maizuru Shin-Hirano Shimokawabe Tsuyama Iso Mitsumatsu Otoba Kaminaka Line Seihama Takano Aonogo Tsuyama Higashi- Obama Yamaga Higashi-Maizuru Fuchu Obara Niino Kato Omi-Shiotsu K Kaibara Kinoyama Matsunoodera Takagi Kishin Line Tachiki Nagahara Shin-ichi Ukai Tanjoji Tsurui Mimasaka-Osaki Kami-Tode Yogo Tanikawa Aseri Obama Line Makino Bitchu-Takahashi Kugemura Nishi-Katsumada Yuge Mimasaka-Emi Amaji Harima-Tokusa Mimasaka-Doi Sayo Nishi-Kurisu Omi-Nakasho Katsumada Funamachiguchi Wachi Mikazuki Shimotaki Sembon Kinomoto Kome Kozuki Fukusaki Hayashino Bitchu-Hirose Hon-Kuroda Shimoyama Omi-Imazu Narahara Kannabe Fukuwatari Mizoguchi T S Tamba-Oyama Shin-asahi Takatsuki Harima-Shingu Kurodasho Goma E Ibara Railway Tsuyama Line San-yo Line Minagi Takebe Higashi-Hashisaki San-in Line Shinkyudaigakumae Adogawa Koro Nihonhesokoen Kawake Hiwa Kamigori Hon-Tatsuno Kanagawa Sasayamaguchi Omi-Takashima Hiyoshi Higashi-Soja Nibuno Hie A Gokei Oichi Minami-Yashiro Nonokuchi Kita-Komatsu Hokuriku Line A Tohori Funaoka Torahime Shin-Nishiwaki Kumayama Furuichi Yoshinaga Hattori Yokoo Mitsuishi San-yo Line Yobe Soja Bitchu-Takamatsu Makiyama Omi-Maiko Mantomi Wake Ashimori Nozato Bingo-Honjo Ibara Kusano Harima- Nishiwakishi Sonobe Hira Tamagashi Takaoka Kyoguchi Yoshitomi Nagahama Bizen-Ichinomiya U Seto Une Taki Aimoto Kibitsu Momotaro Line Kakogawa Shiga Fukuyama （ Bizen-Hara Aioi Yagi Tamura Shin-Onomichi Aino B Kiyone Takino Bizen-Mikado Higashi-Fukuyama Kibi Line Daianji Himeji Horai Hokaiin Chiyokawa Kosei Line Bingo-Akasaka Higashi-Himeji Tatsuno Hirono Agaho Sakata Daimon Yashirocho Matsunaga Aboshi Harima-Katsuhara Gochaku Wani Aonogahara Higashi-Onomichi Nishi-Aioi Namikawa Kawainishi Onomachi Himeji-Bessho Kasaoka Shin-Sanda Joto Yakujin Kanno Ichiba Hioka ） Sone Sagano Ono Minami-Hikone Sakoshi Ao Kameoka KYOTO Hikone Satosho Hoden Sanda Scenic 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Yamazaki Nishioji Shimamoto Inari D Tehara Katsuragawa Suma Itami JR-Fujinomori C Mukomachi Takatsuki Hyogo Nara Line Shin-Osaka A Momoyama Settsu-Tonda Nagaokakyo Kusatsu Line Takatori Shin-Nagata Rokujizou Ishibe JR-Sojiji SHIGA JR Kobe Line Inadera Kohata Uematsu L Ibaraki Higashi-Yodogawa Uno Minato Line Senrioka Kosei Kojima Motomachi Tsukaguchi Obaku Kishibe M Kaminocho （ Sakurashukugawa Settsu-Motoyama Kimi Sannomiya Osaka Uji Suita Konan-Yamate Mikumo Honshi-bisaSeto-Ohashi Line Line) Koshienguchi （ Uno Line Nishinomiya Rokkomichi Kawachi-Iwafune Tsukamoto Sumiyoshi Tachibana Neyagawakoen Nada JR-Ogura Matsuiyamate Hikosaki Kobe Ashiya Shinobugaoka Maya Kibukawa Fujisaka Hoshida Shinden Bizen-Kataoka Minami-Suita Shijonawate Nagao Amagasaki Tsuda Kyobashi Gifu-Hashima Kounoikeshinden Joyo Hazakawa V ） Wadamisaki JR-Awaji Konan Suminodo Nozaki Kashima Sakuranomiya Kansai Line Tsuneyama H Nagaike Hachihama Shirokitakoendori Bizen-Tai Uno Temma Osumi P JR Tozai LineMitejima Terasho JR Yumesaki Line Tokuan Yamashiro-Aodani Ebie JR-Noe Kyotanabe Fukushima Yamashiro-Taga H Koka Universal-City Doshishamae Gakkentoshi Line Tamamizu Fukushima Shin- Osakajokitazume Kitashinchi Osakatemmangu Shigino JR-Miyamaki Noda Osakajokoen Tanakura Aburahi Hanaten Shimokoma Kasagi Okawara Tsukigaseguchi Shimagahara Iga-Ueno Sanagu Shindo Nishikujo Kamo Tadotsu Morinomiya Takaida-Chuo Kamikoma Tamatsukuri Hosono Ajikawaguchi Nishi-Kizu Tsuge Utazu JR-Namba S Sakurajima O Bentencho JR-Kawachi-Eiwa Tsuruhashi Kabuto Kansai-airport Line Osaka Loop Line Momodani Kizu Taisho Tennoji F Narayama Sakaide Teradacho Osaka Seki JR-Shuntokumichi Nara Ashiharabashi Imamiya Shin-imamiya Bishoen Higashi Kyobate Minami-Tanabe Line Kameyama Tsurugaoka Obitoke Yokkaichi OSAKA Nagai Koriyama Tobushijomae Ichinomoto Abikocho Sugimotocho JR-Nagase Takamatsu Asaka Hirano Yamato-Koizumi Tenri Higashi-Hagoromo Sakaishi Kizuri-Kamikita Kotoku Line Mikunigaoka Shin-Kami Mozu Kami Horyuji Q Nagara Kansai-airport Uenoshiba Tukuno Shiki Kashiwara Takaida Kawachi-Katakami Sango Yao R Kyuhoji Yamatoji KAGAWA Otori Oji Yanagimoto Hatakeda Hanwa Tonoki Line Kita-Shinoda Shizumi Shinodayama MIE Makimuku Ise Railway Line Kashiba Izumi-Fuchu JR-Goido Tokushima Line Kumeda Miwa Yamanakadani Shimomatsu Higashi-Kishiwada Kiwa Kanahashi Unebi Kaguyama Sakurai Takada Wakayamashi Rinku-town Higashi-Kaizuka Kii-Nakanoshima Izumi-Hashimoto Yamato-Shinjo Higashi-Sano Kumatori Tsu Naruto Musota Kii Gose U Izumi-Tottori Shinge Nagataki Naruto Line Sunagawa Izumi- Hineno Tamade Man-yo Mahoroba Line Wakigami (Sakurai Line) Wakayama Yoshinoguchi Tokushima Wakayama Tainose Senda Hoshiya Kii-Ogura Funato Iwade Shimo-Isaka Uchita Kii-Nagata Kokawa Nate Nishi-Kaseda Koyaguchi Kii-Yamada Hashimoto Shimo-Hyogo Suda Yamato-Futami Gojo Kita-Uchi Kaseda Otani Myoji Naka-Iburi Miyamae Kimiidera Kishi T Awa-Ikeda Wakayama Electric Railway Kuroe Wakayama Line Kainan Shimizuura TOKUSHIMA Meisho Line Kamogo Matsusaka Mugi Line Shimotsu W Kisei Line(Kinokuni Line) Hatsushima Minoshima Kii-Miyahara NARA Fujinami Ise-okitsu Yuasa Taki Sangu Line Hirokawa-beach Asa Kaigan Railway Kii-Yura Tosa Kuroshio Railway Kaifu Kii-Uchihara Kannoura Kisei Line Toba Gobo Dojoji WAKAYAMA Wasa Inahara Inami Kirime Iwashiro Minabe Haya Shingu Miwasaki Kii-Tanabe Kii-Sano Kii-Shinjo Ukui Asso Nachi Shirahama Kii-Temma Kii-Katsuura Kii-Tonda Yukawa Taiji Tsubaki Shimosato Kii-Hiki Kii-Uragami Susami Kii-Tahara Koza Mirozu Kii-Hime Esumi Wabuka Tako Tanami Kii-Arita Kushimoto.
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