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CHUKYO SUNDAY,MARCH 27TH Post Time 10:05 1 ! Race Dirt 1200m THREE−YEAR−OLDS Course Record:1Jul.12 1:10.1 DES,WEIGHT FOR AGE,MAIDEN Value of race: 9,550,000 Yen 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Added Money(Yen) 5,000,000 2,000,000 1,300,000 750,000 500,000 Stakes Money(Yen) 0 0 0 Ow. M.Sugawara 0 S 20002 Life40004M 20002 1 56.0 Issei Murata(0%,0−1−2−44,112nd) Turf00000 I 00000 1 Miyagi Durandal(JPN) Dirt40004L 00000 .Durandal(0.83) .Tanino Gimlet G3,ch. Masao Kasuya(2.1%,1−1−1−44,182nd) Course00000E 00000 Wht. /Bamboo Elizabeth /Spring Bamboo 12Apr.13 Minoru Tagami Wet 10001 27Feb.16 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800Go57710 2:00.0 15th/16 Issei Murata 56.0 490- Sun Hobbs 1:56.0 <NK> Sarracenia <5> Mac Cumhaill 24Jan.16 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200Go 9 9 1:15.2 8th/16 Teruo Eda 56.0 488* Valeur 1:13.8 <1 1/4> Satono Airi <1 1/4> Sun Rifle 12Dec.15 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200Mu 13 13 1:13.7 12th/16 Katsuharu Tanaka 55.0 474 + Precious Ace 1:10.4 <1 3/4> Scat Eddie <7> Golden Leg 25Oct.15 TOKYO NWC D1600St 8 9 1:46.1 16th/16 Kazuya Oba 55.0 468, Strong Barows 1:40.0 <4> Sweet Melody <5> Warrior’s Cross Ow. Dearest Club Co.,Ltd. 0 S 10001 Life10001M 00000 1 56.0 Manabu Sakai(3.7%,5−10−4−116,46th) Turf00000 I 00000 2 Oinusama(JPN) Dirt10001L 00000 .Kinshasa no Kiseki(0.98).Forty Niner C3,b. Shinobu Honma(2.0%,1−8−2−40,161st) Course00000E 00000 Wht. /Seika Serious /Sunday’s Sis 4Feb.13 Taihei Stud Farm Co., Ltd Wet 00000 28Feb.16 NAKAYAMA NWC D1200St 6 8 1:16.1 14th/16 Katsuharu Tanaka 56.0 484) Hikari Top Memory 1:12.7 <1 1/2> Merry Tone <NS> Shine Sprite Ow. Akira Katayama 0 S 00000 Life30003M 30003 2 54.0 Masaki Katsuura(2.6%,4−7−6−136,54th) Turf10001 I 00000 3 Royal Flare(JPN) Dirt20002L 00000 .French Deputy(0.66) .Falbrav F3,b. Takashi Kanari(11.5%,7−3−2−49,29th) Course00000E 00000 Blk. /Heavenly Cruise /Tax Shelter 16Mar.13 Shadai Farm Wet 00000 20Feb.16 TOKYO MDN D1400St 6 7 1:27.8 10th/16 Yutaka Yoshida 54.0 426, Ho O Marilyn 1:26.8 <1 1/4> Akki <NK> Spring Carol 22Nov.15 TOKYO MDN D1400St 13 10 1:28.3 7th/16 Hayato Yoshida 54.0 420% Arch King 1:26.6 <2 1/2> Sun Genius <3> Golden Leg 31Oct.15 TOKYO NWC T1400Fi 13 12 1:24.9 7th/16 Hironobu Tanabe 54.0 424" Never Regret 1:24.1 <1 1/4> Kihonwa Shiko <3/4> Hokko Momotan Ow. Takahashi Farm Co.,Ltd. 750,000 S 40004 Life50005M 10001 2 54.0 Ryota Sameshima(1.8%,1−2−1−51,92nd) Turf50005 I 00000 4 I See the Light(JPN) Dirt00000L 00000 .Suzuka Phoenix(0.95) .Spinning World F3,ch. Sachio Yukubo(6.3%,4−3−6−50,90th) Course00000E 00000 Blk. /Meisho Vacos /Meisho Yaegaki 28Feb.13 Akaishi Bokujo Wet 00000 6Sep.15 SAPPORO MDN T1200Fi 10 8 1:12.0 11th/13 Yuya Mizuguchi 54.0 382+ Epic Magic 1:11.0 <2 1/2> Free Movement <1/2> Sweetie 29Aug.15 SAPPORO MDN T1500Fi 8 8 8 1:32.0 12th/13 Yuya Mizuguchi 54.0 386+ Sumire 1:30.5 <NS> Juin Mariee <2> Adornamente 2Aug.15 SAPPORO MDN T1200Fi 8 7 1:10.9 4th/10 Yuya Mizuguchi 54.0 398( Borderless 1:10.1 <3> Machin <NK> White Pandora 19Jul.15 HAKODATE MDN T1200Fi 7 7 1:13.1 9th/10 Yuya Mizuguchi 54.0 402) Cosmo French 1:12.0 <NK> Danon Cap <NK> White Pandora 5Jul.15 HAKODATE NWC T1200Fi 6 6 1:13.1 8th/8 Yuya Mizuguchi 54.0 412% Hilda 1:11.5 <1 1/4> Ganko <NK> Cosmo French Ow. Yukihiro Ochiai 3,300,000 S 20110 Life30111M 10001 3 56.0 Dario Vargiu(ITY) Turf00000 I 00000 5 Futur(JPN) Dirt30111L 00000 .Swept Overboard(0.54).Manhattan Cafe C3,br. Eiichi Yano(8.6%,5−5−5−43,66th) Course00000E 00000 Red /Harlem Swing /Call Me Soon 18Mar.13 Tatsuo Yamagiwa Wet 00000 5Mar.16 KOKURA MDN D1000St 4 4 1:00.6 2nd/14 Hatsuya Kowata 53.0 500! Namura Bolt 1:00.6 <NK> Futur <1 3/4> Safety Valentino 27Feb.16 KOKURA MDN D1000Go 9 10 0:59.7 3rd/14 Hatsuya Kowata 53.0 504( Swanilda 0:59.6 <1/2> Grand Albus <NS> Futur 16Jan.16 NAKAYAMA NWC D1800St 7866 2:01.012th/16FrancisBerry 56.0494# Kanasu Numa 1:59.2 <1 1/2> Art Haruki <NS> Bebaskan Ow. Hideyuki Kon 0 S 50005 Life60006M 10001 3 53.0 Kazuma Harada(3.1%,1−2−2−27,90th) Turf10001 I 00000 6 Ever Changing(JPN) Dirt50005L 00000 .Came Home(0.27) .Kalista Glory C3,b. Shoichi Temma(3.4%,2−0−2−55,158th) Course10001E 00000 Red /Tsukai Yasunamu /S.K.Royal 28May.13 Yasuhiro Hagisawa Wet 20002 20Feb.16 KYOTO MDN D1200Go 11 12 1:14.4 8th/16 Shoichi Kawahara 56.0 456+ Aten Festa 1:13.3 <3> Nishino Radiant <NK> Viva la Vida 24Jan.16 CHUKYO MDN D1200St 9 7 1:15.6 7th/16 Yuichiro Nishida 56.0 466& Yoshio 1:14.3 <2> Vip Fuma <NK> T M Stanley 12Dec.15 HANSHIN MDN D1200Mu 14 14 1:14.8 7th/14 Takuma Ogino 55.0 464( Miss Kirara 1:12.2 <8> Snow Dolphin <2 1/2> T M Stanley 15Nov.15 TOKYO MDN D1400Sl 2 2 1:26.6 7th/15 Hatsuya Kowata 52.0 466* Final Call 1:25.4 <3 1/2> Seiun Kosei <NS> Pod Bronco 20Sep.15 NAKAYAMA MDN D1200Go 5 8 1:14.7 8th/16 Hatsuhiro Kowata 54.0 454& Kazeno Kamuy 1:12.8 <3 1/2> Urban Star <5> Kokiatsu Girl Ow. Shadai Race Horse Co.,Ltd. 1,850,000 S 10001 Life50005M 40004 4 56.0 Kazuo Yokoyama(1.2%,1−3−6−74,84th) Turf00000 I 00000 7 Glow in the Dark(JPN) Dirt50005L 00000 .Dance in the Dark(0.62).End Sweep G3,b. Nobuhiro Suzuki(4.0%,2−3−0−45,144th) Course20002E 00000 Blu. /Dark Ending /Dark Champagne 5May.13 Shadai Farm Wet 00000 13Mar.16 CHUKYO MDN D1200St 10 7 1:14.1 4th/16 Kazuo Yokoyama 56.0 482% Thank You 1:12.8 <7> Bell Wood Tamado <NK> Meiner Goal 23Jan.16 CHUKYO MDN D1400Go 3 4 1:29.5 14th/16 Kazuo Yokoyama 56.0 474 # Billiken Rush 1:26.7 <3/4> Temple Tree <1/2> Be Quick 19Dec.15 NAKAYAMA MDN D1800St 1112 2:00.515th/16Akihide Tsumura 55.0 468) Aoi Prince 1:56.3 <5> Gaogailu <3/4> Kosoku Line 15Aug.15 SAPPORO MDN D1700St 13 13 10 9 1:56.8 13th/13 Yutaka Take 54.0 478# De l’Allure 1:47.1 <3> Beelzebub <NS> Juin Mariee 2Aug.15 SAPPORO NWC D1700St 3222 1:49.74th/11Christophe Lemaire 54.0 478$ Enescu 1:49.0 <1 1/2> De l’Allure <2> Cross du Rouge Ow. Big Red Farm 1,100,000 S 00000 Life30003M 30003 4 54.0 Keisuke Dazai(5.4%,8−1−11−127,39th) Turf30003 I 00000 8 Potenza(JPN) Dirt00000L 00000 .Vril(0.69) .Diablo F3,b. Takanori Kikuzawa(5.5%,3−3−5−44,116th) Course00000E 00000 Blu. /Power Un /Power Unknown 8Apr.13 Kiyomine Bokujo Wet 00000 28Feb.16 KOKURA MDN T1800Fi 56810 1:52.3 15th/16 Yuji Tannai 54.0 456- Meisho Kakuobi 1:49.8 <2> Audr <1/2> Pink no Oumasan 9Jan.16 NAKAYAMA MDN T1600Fi 13 15 16 1:37.9 15th/16 Akihide Tsumura 54.0 468, Chocolate 1:36.5 <1/2> Cosmo Reticulum <NS> Namura Violet 20Dec.15 NAKAYAMA NWC T1600Fi 8 4 4 1:37.7 4th/16 Daichi Shibata 54.0 464' Orleans Rose 1:37.0 <3/4> Maya <2 1/2> Briga Alta Ow. Big Red Farm 0 S 00000 Life40004M 30003 5 53.0 Hayato Mitsuya(1.4%,1−1−0−69,99th) Turf20002 I 10001 9 Cosmo Taurus(JPN) Dirt20002L 00000 .Roses in May(1.09) .Gold Allure C3,br. Takaki Iwato(9.8%,6−4−5−46,47th) Course10001E 00000 Ylw. /Dancer’s Blond /T.H.Dancer 18Feb.13 Big Red Farm Wet 00000 28Feb.16 HANSHIN MDN D1400St 6 7 1:27.1 10th/15 Hayato Mitsuya 53.0 418, Danon Face 1:24.9 <2 1/2> Vezere <5> Shigeru Samma 23Jan.16 CHUKYO MDN D1800Go 7 7 10 7 1:58.9 12th/16 Yuji Tannai 56.0 416' Bond en Avant 1:56.6 <NK> Tamamo Alm <3> Curren Commandeur 27Dec.15 NAKAYAMA MDN T2000Fi 1111 2:03.59th/18YujiTannai 55.0416+ Mayano Pinnacle 2:02.3 <NK> Captain Rob Roy <2 1/2> Kamakura 14Nov.15 KYOTO NWC T1600Go 8 8 1:36.9 6th/13 Ryo Takakura 55.0 416+ He’s in Love 1:36.0 <4> Sky no Major <1/2> Treno Espresso Ow. Katsutoshi Miyake 0 S 00000 Life10001M 10001 5 53.0 Yuji Nakai(3.7%,1−1−1−24,97th) Turf00000 I 00000 10 P Max(JPN) Dirt10001L 00000 -Precise End(0.66) -Neo Universe F3,b. Yuzo Iida(4.0%,2−2−5−41,145th) Course00000E 00000 Ylw.
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    Timetable of Hokuhoku Line Revised:March 17.2018 ※The extended service for some lines are available on Fridays,Saturdays,Sundays,Holidays. Red letter is Chō-Rapid Blue letter is Rapid To Saigata・Naoetsu Please check the calendar for service details. Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Jōetsu Shinkansen Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Toki Tanigawa Toki Toki 303 305 307 309 315 317 319 321 323 325 329 333 335 409 343 349 Tōkyō Dep - - - - - - - - 7：00 7：48 8：24 8：52 10：16 10：40 11：40 12：40 13：40 14：40 15：40 16：40 17：16 18：16 19：36 20：52 Ueno Dep - - - - - - - - 7：06 7：54 8：30 8：58 10：22 10：46 11：46 12：46 13：46 14：46 15：46 16：46 17：22 18：22 19：42 20：58 Ōmiya Dep - - - - - - - - 7：26 8：14 8：50 9：17 10：42 11：06 12：06 13：06 14：06 15：06 16：06 17：06 17：42 18：42 20：02 21：18 Echigo-Yuzawa Arr - - - - - - - - 8：10 9：08 9：44 10：22 11：35 11：59 13：00 14：00 15：00 15：59 17：00 18：00 18：40 19：46 20：56 22：22 Saigata Destination Saigata Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Saigata Arai Naoetsu Saigata Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Saigata Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu Naoetsu 3830M 3832M 3836M Train reporting number 820M 822M 824M 826M 828M 834M 838M 840M 842M 844M 846M 848M 850M 852M 854M 856M 858M Chō-Rapid Chō-Rapid Rapid to Line Jōetsu to Line Jōetsu to JōetsuLine to JōetsuLine to JōetsuLine to JōetsuLine to JōetsuLine to Line Jōetsu ※ ※ Nagaoka Nagaoka Nagaoka Nagaoka Nagaoka Nagaoka Nagaoka ： ： ： Nagaoka ： ： ： ： ： ： ： Fri.Sat.Sun.
  • Jōetsu Shinkansen・Hokuriku Shinkansen（Via Nagano）Timetable

    Jōetsu Shinkansen・Hokuriku Shinkansen（Via Nagano）Timetable

    Ｊōetsu Shinkansen・Hokuriku Shinkansen（via Nagano）Timetable For Niigata・Nagano・Kanazawa After May 28, 2020 Tsurugi Hakutaka Toki Tsurugi Toki Toki Asama Tsurugi Hakutaka Asama Max Toki Tsurugi Max Toki Hakutaka Tsurugi Hakutaka Toki Asama Hakutaka Toki Tsurugi Hakutaka Tsurugi Hakutaka Toki Hakutaka 701 591 491 705 481 301 699 709 551 401 3 711 5 453 713 555 309 405 557 15 715 459 717 461 319 463 Tōkyō dep 6:08 6:28 6:52 7:04 7:48 7:52 8:44 8:52 9:04 9:32 10:16 10:24 11:04 11:40 12:04 Ueno dep 6:14 6:34 6:58 7:10 7:54 7:58 8:50 8:58 9:10 9:38 10:22 10:30 11:10 11:46 12:10 Ōmiya dep 6:34 6:54 7:18 7:30 8:14 8:18 9:09 9:17 9:29 9:58 10:42 10:50 11:30 12:06 12:30 Kumagaya dep レ レ 7:31 7:43 8:30 レ レ 9:30 レ レ 10:55 レ 11:43 レ 12:43 Honjōwaseda dep レ レ 7:40 7:52 8:40 レ レ 9:40 レ レ 11:04 レ 11:52 レ 12:52 Takasaki arr 6:58 7:18 7:48 8:01 8:48 8:42 9:33 9:48 9:52 レ 11:12 11:16 12:01 12:30 13:01 Takasaki dep 6:59 Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:02 8:49 Ⅱ Ⅱ 9:49 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:13 Ⅱ Ⅱ 12:31 Ⅱ Jōmō-Kōgen dep レ Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:18 9:06 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:10 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:29 Ⅱ Ⅱ 12:47 Ⅱ Echigo-Yuzawa arr 7:24 Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:30 9:18 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:22 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:41 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:00 Ⅱ Echigo-Yuzawa dep 7:00 7:25 Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:31 9:19 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:23 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:42 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:01 Ⅱ Urasa dep 7:13 7:37 Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:43 9:31 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:35 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:53 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:13 Ⅱ Nagaoka dep 7:00 7:26 7:50 Ⅱ Ⅱ 8:56 9:43 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:48 Ⅱ Ⅱ 12:06 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:26 Ⅱ Tsubamesanjō dep 7:10 7:36 8:00 Ⅱ Ⅱ 9:06 9:53 Ⅱ Ⅱ 10:58 Ⅱ Ⅱ 12:16 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:36 Ⅱ Niigata arr 7:23 7:49 8:13 Ⅱ Ⅱ 9:18 10:06 Ⅱ Ⅱ 11:11 Ⅱ Ⅱ 12:28 Ⅱ Ⅱ 13:48 Ⅱ Takasaki dep 7:19 7:49 8:43 9:34 9:53 レ 11:17 12:02 13:04 Annakaharuna dep レ 7:58 8:52 レ 10:02 レ 11:26 レ
  • Transportation Operations

    Transportation Operations

    Business Strategy and Operating Results Transportation Operations Railway Revenues Other Conventional Lines Shinkansen Shinkansen 13.0% 51.1% Number of Passengers Years ended March 31 83million (Millions of passengers) 100 Kansai Urban Area (Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe Area) 83 83 85 69 67 35.9% 64 70 65 55 JR-West’s transportation operations segment consists of railway operations and small-scale 40 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 bus and ferry services. Its core railway opera- tions encompass 18 prefectures in the western half of Japan’s main island of Honshu and the northern tip of Kyushu, covering a total service area of approximately 104,000 km2. The service Kansai Urban Area area has a population of approximately 43 million people, equivalent to around 33% of the population of Japan. The railway network Number of Passengers Years ended March 31 comprises a total of 1,200 railway stations, with an operating route length of 5,008.7 km, almost 20% of the total passenger railway 1,519million length in Japan. This network includes the Shinkansen (Sanyo Shinkansen and Hokuriku (Millions of passengers) Shinkansen), a high-speed intercity railway 1,600 1,511 1,519 line; the Kansai Urban Area, serving the 1,488 1,475 1,500 1,451 Kyoto–Osaka–Kobe metropolitan area; and other conventional railway lines (other than 1,400 those operated by the Kyoto, Osaka, and 1,300 Kobe branches). 1,200 1,100 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 18 WEST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY Shinkansen Service Area Hokuriku Shinkansen Shinkansen Under construction Joetsumyoko Share of Passenger Market—Shinkansen

  • Shinkansen "Bullet Trains"

    Wakkanai Akita Shinkansen (662.6 km) Train Name: KOMACHI Akita Hachinohe Yamagata Shinkansen Nayoro (421.4 km) Akita Shinkansen "KOMACHI" Fukagawa Kamikawa Train Name: TSUBASA Mashike Morioka Asahikawa Abashiri Shinkansen "bullet trains" Yamagata Shinkansen "TSUBASA" Kitami Shinjo HOKKAIDO Shiretoko-Shari Joetsu Shinkansen (333.9 km) Otaru Sapporo Mashu Train Names: TOKI, TANIGAWA Max-TOKI, Max-TANIGAWA New-Chitose Oiwake Shibecha Nemuro Oshamanbe Toya Airport Niigata Yamagata Minami-Chitose Tomakomai Obihiro Kushiro Sendai Noboribetsu Muroran Nagano Hakodate Nagano Shinkansen Fukushima Samani (222.4 km) Ominato Train Name: ASAMA Tohoku Shinkansen "HAYATE" Nagano Shinkansen "ASAMA" Takasaki Tohoku Shinkansen (631.9 km) Aomori Train Names: HAYATE, YAMABIKO, NASUNO, Noheji Max-YAMABIKO, Max-NASUNO Hirosaki Misawa Stations in Tokyo area Omiya Higashi-Noshiro Odate ＊9 Hachinohe that have JAPAN RAIL PASS exchange offices Metoki San'yo Shinkansen "HIKARI Rail Star" Ninohe Kuji Oga ＊8 Hakata Kokura Hiroshima Okayama Shin-Osaka Kyoto Nagoya Shin-Yokohama Shinagawa Akita Iwate-Numakunai Tazawako Shizukuishi Iwaizumi Ikebukuro Morioka Kakunodate Ueno Miyako Omagari Shinjuku Tokyo Shin-Hanamaki Tokyo San'yo Shinkansen (623.3 km) Tokaido Shinkansen (552.6 km) Kitakami Sakata Kamaishi Train Names: NOZOMI, HIKARI (incl. HIKARI Rail Star), Train Names: NOZOMI, HIKARI, KODAMA Mizusawa-Esashi Airport KODAMA (Tokyo thru Hakata, 1,175.9km) Tsuruoka Terminal 2 Shinjo Ichinoseki Shibuya Tohoku & Joetsu Shinkansen "Max" Oishida Murayama Kurikomakogen Sakuranbo- Higashine Furukawa Shinagawa Tendo Narita Airport Yamagata Ishinomaki Yokohama Niigata Sendai (Terminal 1) Takojima Yonezawa Niitsu Note: ＊3 Tsubame-Sanjo Shiroishi-Zao The JAPAN RAIL PASS is not valid for any seats, Nagaoka Fukushima Narita Airport-Tokyo Wakuraonsen Aizu-Wakamatsu Inawashiro About 60 min.
  • Northern and Eastern Kanto Region Yuichiro Kishi

    Northern and Eastern Kanto Region Yuichiro Kishi

    Railwa Railway Operators Railway Operators in Japan 5 Northern and Eastern Kanto Region Yuichiro Kishi south. However, the government ignored spokes of a wheel. Branch lines link the Introduction the area north of Tokyo during the early main lines. Some of the main lines now days of railway expansion, so the first forming the backbone of the rail network Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is located in lines were built with private capital. As in northern and eastern Kanto were the Kanto region. Kanto faces the Pacific the lines radiated out to serve the major originally constructed in the late 19th Ocean to the south and east, and is cities on the Kanto Plain, they began century by private railways—mainly bordered by mountains to the north and forming what was to become Japan’s Nippon Railway, Sobu Railway and west. It has an area of about 32,000 km2 most extensive regional rail network. Narita Railway. The government y and is distinguished by the vast Kanto nationalized most of these lines in 1906 Plain. Much of the topography is flat or and 1907 and they remained part of the only gently sloped, with a rise in Overview of Rail Network government network until Japanese elevation of only about 100 m over a National Railways (JNR) was divided and Operators distance of 100 km north of Tokyo. Most Main lines radiate out from Tokyo to privatized in 1987. East Japan Railway people in Kanto live on the plain and major cities on the Kanto Plain like the Company (JR East) now owns the lines although Kanto occupies less than 10% of Japan’s total area, it is home to more than 30% of Japan’s total population Railway Lines in Northern and Eastern Kanto Region (about 125 million).