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Supplementary information

• In Kiha E130-500 Series, the "Speed suppression (1)" and "Speed suppression (2)" functions can be used only when the main handle is not in the accelerator.
  
• Speed suppression (1): Deceleration brake (Low) - "D" key
  
• Speed suppression (2): Deceleration brake (high) - "W" key

Highlights

• City section/Hachinohe Station - Same Station
  
• Parallel section with Hachinohe Waterfront Railway Line/Hachinohe Freight Station - Hachinohe Station
  
• Mabechi River/Hachinohe Freight Station - Hachinohe Station
  Crossing the Mabechi River railway bridge. The track branching off to the left before the Mabechi River railway bridge used to be utilized as a freight line.
  
• Branch on elevated line/Hon-Hachinohe Station - Konakano Station
  The Hachinohe line splits into two directions on the elevated railway line, and the Hachinohe line turns to the right. The straight track used to be a freight branch line of the Hachinohe Line that ran to Minato Station.
  
• Niida River/Konakano Station - Mutsu-Minato Station
  Cross the railroad bridge over the Niida River.
  
• Playpia Shirahama Station/Same Station - Mutsu-Shirahama Station
  A temporary station that operated until 1995; it was discontinued in 2012 and the station platform has now been removed.
  
• Seaside section/Same Station - Mutsu-Shirahama Station
  The Pacific Ocean can be seen on the left. The train climbs up the gradient at once.
  
• The station where you can cross paths with oncoming trains/Hashikami Station
  This station has a pair of platforms that allow trains to pass each other on the opposite side of the station. In front of the station, a sleeper signal used at this station is preserved.
  
• Running along the coast/Shukunohe Station - Rikuchu-Yagi Station
  The station has a relative platform and can exchange trains with oncoming trains, and was the last JR station to use semaphore signals until they were removed in 2005.
  
• Seaside Section/Rikuchu-Yagi Station - Uge Station
  Uge Beach is located just outside of Uge Station.
  
• Mountainous section/Rikuchu-Nakano Station - Rikuchu-Natsui Station
  The train runs through the mountains.
  
• Running down the mountain/Samuraihama Station - Rikuchu-Natsui Station
  The train runs down the mountain and enters the urban section.
  
• Kuji River/Rikuchu-Natsui Station - Kuji Station
  Just before arriving at Kuji Station, the train will cross a railroad bridge over the Kuji River.

Route Information

• Section: Hachinohe Line Outbound Hachinohe ⇒ Kuji
  
• Total length: 64.9 km
  
• Number of Stations: 24
  
• Security equipment: ATS-Ps

Train schedules that can be operated

• Train Number：429D
  
• Type/Destination: Local train to Kuji
  
• Section where you can drive: Hachinohe to Kuji
  
• Type of train: Series Kiha E130-500, 2 cars
  
• Responsible for real voice train announcements: Hachinohe train crew depot
  
  
• Train Number：1431D
  
• Type/Destination: Local train to Same
  
• Section where you can drive: Hachinohe to Same
  
• Type of train: Series Kiha E130-500, 2 cars
  
• Responsible for real voice train announcements: Hachinohe train crew depot
  
  
• Train Number：441D
  
• Type/Destination: Local train to Kuji
  
• Section where you can drive: Hachinohe to Kuji
  
• Type of train: Series Kiha E130-500, 2 cars
  
• Responsible for real voice train announcements: Hachinohe train crew depot
  
  
• Train Number：1447D
  
• Type/Destination: Local train to Same
  
• Section where you can drive: Hachinohe to Same
  
• Type of train: Series Kiha E130-500, 2 cars
  
• Responsible for real voice train announcements: Hachinohe train crew depot