Okaden Seikibashi Line

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Okaden Seikibashi Line
The last stop Seikibashi Station （after constructing barrier-free）
Overview
Owner	Okayama Electric Tramway
Line number	S
Termini	First： Last：
Stations	7
Service
Depot(s)	Higashiyama Barn
History
Opened	18 March 1928 (1928-03-18)
Last extension	6 Sep. 1946
Technical
Line length	1.6 km (0.99 mi)
Track gauge	1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)
Electrification	600v DC
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Legend
km 0.0 S03 0.2 ( closed 1967 ) 0.4 S04 0.6 S05 0.8 S06 ( closed 1946 ) 1.1 S07 1.3 S08 1.6 S09

Okayama Electric Tramway Seikibashi Line (Japanese: 岡山電気軌道清輝橋線) is an Okayama Electric Tramway route that runs between and in Okayama, Okayama, Okayama Prefecture, Japan.

Outline[]

The entire line is located Okayama, Okayama, double-track, Street running. The line splits at on and runs south along the national highway Yanagawa Suji (Route 53/Route 30) to .

Okayama Electric Tramway had held a license for extending the line towards Hōsei, but the powers lapsed in 1960.^[1]。

When constructed road Yanagawa Suji which is passing through the line, サイドリザベーション方式 which has reared in Japan was used, when constructed road, the line was also constructed so platform on stations are Island on the line eliminate . In 2002, almost stations on the line was promoted barrier-free eliminate Seikibashi Station follow to introduce . Seikibashi Station wasn't upgraded to barrier-free since platform had been located under the bridge for pedestrians, but in 2007 the station has been promoted barrier-free.

Fares[]

Fares for riding entire line are 140 yen (as of 2020), but fares for riding between Okayama Station and is at same price as many of the competing buses which run from Okayama Station to Omotemachi Bus Center via Tenmanya Bus Terminal at 100 yen.

History[]

• 18 March 1928 - opened as Yanagawa Line between Yanagawa station and Daiunji-machi.
• 1 September 1931 - Higashi-Tamachi Station opened, between Maroyamachi-Suji and Renshōji-mae.
• 6 July 1937 - Higashi-Tamachi Station renamed to .
• 23 June 1942 - Renshōji-mae renamed to Shiyakusho-mae Station (Okayama).
• 6 September 1946 - renamed from Yanagawa Line to Seikibashi Line, opening between Daiunji-machi and Seikibashi. Section between and Daiunji-machi Station discontinued.

Others[]

The company has collaborated with Chuggington since 2019 and has operated the Chuggington Train, and has used rolling stock that was named after characters in the Chuggington story. Route map for the Chuggington Train.

References[]

External links[]

• Official website (in Japanese)