Maibara Station

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Maibara Station Shinkansen platforms

Maibara Station (米原駅) is a train station in Maibara, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. It is the southern terminus of the JR Hokuriku Main Line, and the boundary of control between JR West and JR Central over the Tokaido Main Line.

The station opened in 1889. Since 1987, its main operator has been the West Japan Railway Company, although the Central Japan Railway Company administers the Shinkansen tracks.

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Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central)
- Tokaido Main Line
- Tokaido Shinkansen

West Japan Railway Company (JR West)
- Tokaido Main Line (Biwako Line)
- Hokuriku Main Line

Ohmi Railway
- Main Line

[edit] Adjacent stations

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Stations of the JR Tōkaidō Shinkansen Line

Tokyo - Shinagawa - Shin-Yokohama - Odawara - Atami - Mishima - Shin-Fuji - Shizuoka - Kakegawa - Hamamatsu - Toyohashi - Mikawa-Anjo - Nagoya - Gifu-Hashima - Maibara - Kyoto - Shin-Ōsaka

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Stations of the JR Hokuriku Main Line

Maibara - Sakata - Tamura - Nagahama - Torahime - Kawake - Takatsuki - Kinomoto - Yogo - Ōmi-Shiotsu - Shin-Hikida - Tsuruga - Minami-Imajō - Imajō - Yunō - Nanjō - Ōshio - Takefu - Sabae - Kita-Sabae - Ōdoro - Echizen-Hanandō - Minami-Fukui (※) - Fukui - Morita - Harue - Maruoka - Awaraonsen - Hosorogi - Ushinoya - Daishōji - Kagaonsen - Iburibashi - Awazu - Komatsu - Meihō - Terai - Komaiko - Mikawa - Kaga-Kasama - Mattō - Nonoichi - Nishi-Kanazawa - Kanazawa - Kanazawa Kamotsu Terminal (※) - Higashi-Kanazawa - Morimoto - Tsubata - Kurikara - Isurugi - Fukuoka - Nishi-Takaoka - Takaoka - Etchū-Daimon - Kosugi - Kureha - Toyama - Toyama Kamotsu Station (※) - Higashi-Toyama - Mizuhashi - Namerikawa - Higashi-Namerikawa - Uozu - Kurobe - Ikuji - Nishi-Nyūzen - Nyūzen - Tomari - Etchū-Miyazaki - Ichiburi - Oyashirazu - Ōmi - Itoigawa - Kajiyashiki - Uramoto - Nou - Tsutsuishi - Nadachi - Arimagawa - Tanihama - Naoetsu

A freight branch line: Tsuruga - Tsuruga-Kō (※)

(※) Freight Station

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Stations of the Biwako Line

Nagahama – Tamura – Sakata – Maibara – Hikone – Minami-Hikone – Kawase – Inae – Notogawa – Azuchi – Ōmi-Hachiman – Shinohara – Yasu – Moriyama – Rittō – Kusatsu – Minami-Kusatsu – Seta – Ishiyama – Zeze – Ōtsu – Yamashina – Kyoto