Template:Hisatsu Line route

Hisatsu Line
↑ Kagoshima Main Line for Kumamoto Shin-Yatsushiro ↔ Kyushu Shinkansen ← Industrial Railway ← old Yatsushiro Station 0.0 Yatsushiro 6 m ← Hisatsu Orange Railway Line for Sendai ↔ Kyushu Shinkansen 5.2 Dan 16 m 6.6 7.1 10.2 → Industrial Railway 11.0 Sakamoto 26 m 12.2 14.3 Haki 34 m 16.8 Kamase 38 m 17.1 Kuma River Route 219 19.6 Setoishi 42 m → old Track 23.4 Kaiji 53 m 26.6 Yoshio 56 m 29.8 Shiroishi 63 m 32.0 33.1 33.6 34.5 34.5 34.9 Kyūsendō 73 m 36.9 39.4 39.8 Isshōchi 86 m 40.9 42.4 Naraguchi 91 m 44.3 Kuma River 178 m 45.2 Watari 95 m Route 219 46.2 48.4 Nishi-Hitoyoshi 111 m 49.1 51.7 Hitoyoshi 107 m 52.6 → Yunomae Line 53.8 Kuma River 170 m Route 219 59.9 61.1 Yokohira Tunnel 503 m 62.2 Okoba 294 m 63.0 66.5 68.9 71.1 Yatake 537 m Kumamoto ↔ Miyazaki 72.3 Yatake Tunnel 1 2096 m 75.1 Yatake Tunnel 2 143 m 75.4 Yatake Tunnel 3 131 m 75.8 78.5 Masaki 380 m 79.7 Yamagami Tunnel 2 618 m Miyazaki ↔ Kagoshima → Kitto Line for Miyakonojō 85.8 Yoshimatsu 225 m 90.1 92.4 Route 268 93.4 Kurino 188 m ← old Yamano Line 97.1 99.8 Ōsumi-Yokogawa 187 m 100.6 102.7 Uemura 169 m 102.8 105.5 Kirishima-Onsen 160 m 106.9 107.3 Akamizu Tunnel 634 m 109.9 111.3 Kareigawa 167 m 113.4 Nakafukura 141 m 115.8 Hyōkiyama 117.4 118.6 Route 223 120.7 Hinatayama 12 m → Nippō Main Line for Miyazaki 123.2 Hayato 15 m ↓ Nippō Main Line for Kagoshima

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