Keikyū Main Line

Keikyū Main Line
N1000 series EMU on Keikyū Main Line, July 2007
Technical
Track gauge	1,435 mm
Electrification	1,500 V DC
Operating speed	120 km/h

Keikyū Main Line

Legend 1.2 Sengakuji Toei: Asakusa Line 0.0 Shinagawa Takanawa (abandoned in 1933) JR-E: Yamanote, Yokosuka lines JR-E: Tōkaidō Main, Keihin Tohoku lines JR-C: Tōkaidō Shinkansen 0.7 Kita-Shinagawa Kita-Bamba merged to Shin-Bamba 1.4 Shin-Bamba Minami-Bamba merged to Shin-Bamba 2.2 Aomono-Yokochō TWR: Rinkai Line 2.7 Samezu Hamakawa abandoned in 1944 3.5 Tachiaigawa Suzugamori abandoned in 1944 4.8 Ōmori-Kaigan Ōmori Branch Line Ōmori-Teishajō-mae Ōmori Ōmori Hachiman abandoned in 1944 5.7 Heiwajima 6.5 Ōmorimachi 7.2 Umeyashiki 8.0 Keikyū Kamata Airport Line Haneda Airport station and airport Demura abandoned in 1949 9.4 Zōshiki 10.6 Rokugōdote Tama River: Tokyo/Kanagawa Daishi Line 11.8 Keikyū Kawasaki Kawasaki Tōkaidō Main Line freight branch 13.1 Hatchōnawate JR-E: Nambu Line JR-E: Tōkaidō Main Line freight line 13.8 Tsurumi-ichiba JR-E: Yokosuka Line 15.3 Keikyū Tsurumi Tsurumi Sōjiji abandoned in 1944 Kaigan Electric Tramway JR-E: Tsurumi Line 16.1 Kagetsuen-mae 16.9 Namamugi "Takashima Line" (freight) Kirin abandoned in 1949 18.3 Keikyū Shin-Koyasu Shin-Koyasu 19.3 Koyasu JR-E: Yokohama Line Kanagawa-Shimmachi Shimmachi depot 20.5 Nakakido Higashi-Kanagawa 21.5 Kanagawa Tōkyū: Tōyoko Line 22.2 Yokohama Minatomirai Line Yokohama City Subway:Blue Line Sagami: Main Line (Sōtetsu Line) JR-E: Negishi Line JR-E: Tōkaidō Main, Yokosuka lines Hiranuma abandoned in 1944 23.4 Tobe 24.8 Hinodechō 25.6 Koganechō 26.5 Minami-Ōta 27.7 Idogaya 29.1 Gumyōji Yokohama Subway Blue Line 30.8 Kami-Ōoka 33.0 Byōbugaura 34.3 Sugita JR-E: Negishi Line 36.7 Keikyū Tomioka 37.4 Nōkendai 39.5 Kanazawa-Bunko Tokyu Car Corporation Kanazawa depot 40.9 Kanazawa-Hakkei Kanazawa Seaside Line Zushi Line Shin-Zushi 42.8 Oppama 44.5 Keikyū Taura JR-E: Yokosuka Line 47.1 Anjinzuka 48.1 Hemi Yokosuka JR-E: Yokosuka Line 49.2 Shioiri 49.9 Yokosuka-Chūō 51.1 Kenritsu Daigaku 52.3 Horinouchi Keikyū Kurihama Line Misakiguchi 53.1 Keikyū Ōtsu 54.2 Mabori-Kaigan 55.5 Uraga Through trains destinations beyond Sengakuji Shibayama Railway Shibayama Chiyoda Narita Airport station and airport Keisei: Higashi-Narita Line Station Inba Nihon-idai Hokusō: Hokusō Line Keisei: Main Line Toei: Asakusa Line, Keisei: Oshiage Line Sengakuji

The Keikyū Main Line (京急本線, Keikyū Honsen^?) is a commuter rail line operated by the Keihin Electric Express Railway (京浜急行電鉄, Keihin Kyūkō Dentetsu^?), a Japanese private railway operator. The company and the main line are often called Keikyū (京急^?) or Keikyū Line for short. The Main Line runs through Tokyo, Kawasaki, Yokohama and Yokosuka municipalities. This line began as a short 2 km line in 1895, and by 1905 had extended from Shinagawa (Tokyo) to central Yokohama.

Rapid services

The operator Keikyū offers 5 types of rapid service as well as Local trains. Abbreviations are tentative for this article.

Local (普通, Futsū^?)

stops all stations

Express (急行, Kyūkō^?) E

mainly between Toei Asakusa Line and Haneda Airport

Limited Express (特急, Tokkyū^?) L

Rapid Limited Express (快特, Kaitoku^?) R

Airport Rapid Limited Express (エアポート快特, Eapōto Kaitoku^?) R

between Haneda Airport and Keisei line via Toei Asakusa Line. Stops are the same as Rapid Limited Express.

Keikyū Wing (京急ウィング号, Keikyū-Uingu-gō^?) W

charged for seat reservation. Operated only in weekday evenings, down (for Kurihama) trains.

Stations

For connections and distances, see the route diagram.

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