Shizuoka Prefecture's Railways: From the Meiji Era Horse-drawn Carriage Tracks to the Shinkansen of the Showa and Heisei Eras

2019 marks 130 years since the Tokaido Main Line opened between Tokyo and Shizuoka and Hamamatsu. From the Meiji, Showa, and Heisei periods, railways and trams ran throughout the prefecture, supporting people's lives and the development of industry. This book fully features not only the Tokaido Main Line and the Shinkansen, but also national railway and JR lines such as the Gotemba Line, Ito Line, Minobu Line, Iida Line, and Shimizuko Line, private railways and third-sector lines such as Izu Kyuko, Izuhakone Railway, Gakunan Electric Railway, Shizuoka Railway, Oigawa Railway, Enshu Railway, and Tenryu Hamanako Railway, Shizuoka Railway Akiha Line, Sunen Line, Enshu Railway Okuyama Line, Seien Railway, Komyo Electric Railway, Fujieda-Yaizu Railway, Horinouchi Railway, Abe Railway, Ihara Railway, Shimada Railway, Fuji Railway, Atami Railway, Gotemba Horse-drawn Railway, Fuji Horse-drawn Railway, Nanzu Horse-drawn Railway, Oigawa Forest Railway, and Misakubo Forest Railway.