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North Pacific Ocean
Sea of Japan
As of Nov. 2017
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Source: Based on JAPAN Freight Railway Company website
Rail Freight
It has over 140 freight terminals in major cities, and these freight trains run punctually as well as the passenger trains in Japan.
< Modal Shift >The safe and reliable freight transport is energy-efficient as well as environmentally-friendly, and enables mass transport. The greenhouse gas CO2 emission of railway transportation is only one-eighth of transportation made by trucks.Modal shift to rails reduces 87% of CO2 emissions.
Freight terminal stationFreight terminal station
SapporoSapporoKushiro-kamotsuKushiro-kamotsu
OnbetsuOnbetsuObihiro-kamotsuObihiro-kamotsu
TakigawaTakigawa
Container handling stationContainer handling station
FuranoFuranoOtaruchikkouOtaruchikkou
Higashi-muroranHigashi-muroran
E＆S(Effective ＆ Speedy Container Handling System stationE＆S(Effective ＆ Speedy Container Handling System station
KitamiKitami NakashariNakashari
Kita-asahikawaKita-asahikawa
NayoriNayori
Tomakomai-kamotsuTomakomai-kamotsu
Hakodate-kamotsuHakodate-kamotsu
MoriokaMoriokaAkita-kamotsuAkita-kamotsu
Hachinohe-kamotsuHachinohe-kamotsu
AkitakouAkitakou OdateOdate
HirosakiHirosakiHigashi-aomoriHigashi-aomori
RokuharaRokuhara
SendaiSendai
IwanumaIwanuma
SendaikouSendaikou
IshinomakikouIshinomakikou
KoriyamaKoriyama
Aizu-wakamatsuAizu-wakamatsu
OnahamaOnahama
NiigataNiigata
Minami-nagaokaMinami-nagaoka MizusawaMizusawaYokoteYokote
FurukawaFurukawa
YamagataYamagata
SakatakouSakatakou
Kyoto-kamotsuKyoto-kamotsuHimeji-kamotsuHimeji-kamotsu
KobeKobe
AjikawaguchiAjikawaguchiKudaraKudara
OsakaOsakaSuitaSuita
Kansai area
TokyoTokyo
ShiojiriShiojiri
TajimiTajimi
KasugaiKasugai
Nisho-hamamatsuNisho-hamamatsu
KanazawaKanazawa
Takaoka-kamotsuTakaoka-kamotsu
Toyama-kamotsuToyama-kamotsu
UtsunomiyaUtsunomiyaHitachiHitachi
MitoMito
NagoyaNagoya
TsuchiuraTsuchiuraGifuGifu
Shizuoka-kamotsuShizuoka-kamotsu
YokkaichiYokkaichi
ShiohamaShiohama
Minami-matsumotoMinami-matsumoto
Kita-naganoKita-nagano
RyuoRyuo
OsakaOsaka
KobeKobe
TakamatsuTakamatsu
Higashi-fukuyamaHigashi-fukuyama
ShimonosekiShimonoseki
YonagoYonago
NiihamaNiihama
MatsuyamaMatsuyamaNobeokaNobeoka
HiroshimaHiroshima
FukuokaFukuoka
Shin-nanyoShin-nanyo
KitakyushuKitakyushu
KagoshimaKagoshima
WakayamaWakayama
Higasi-matsueHigasi-matsue
TokushimaTokushima
KochiKochiTosuTosuKumamotoKumamoto
YatsushiroYatsushiro
MiyakonojoMiyakonojo
Off-rail-stationsOff-rail-stations
TokyoTokyo
Kawasaki-kamotsuKawasaki-kamotsu
Sagami-kamotsuSagami-kamotsu
KumagayaKumagaya
NiizaNiiza
KoshigayaKoshigaya
HachiojiHachioji
KajigayaKajigaya
Yokohama-hazawaYokohama-hazawaHonmoku-futoHonmoku-futo
Chiba-kamotsuChiba-kamotsu
Kita-ojiKita-oji
Tokyo metropolitan area
