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Kipei Metro


Namibashi station
Native name 吉平メトロ
Owner Kipei Transport Authority
Locale Kipei
Transit type Rapid transpit
Number of lines 10
Number of stations 305
Daily ridership xxxxx (1746 AN)
Annual ridership xxxxx million (1746 AN)
Began operation 1685 AN
Operator Sanpantul Transport Authority
Headway 8 minutes
Number of vehicles xx (active)
22 (reserve)
System length xxxxx km
Track gauge 1067 mm
Average speed 80 km/h
Top speed 100 km/h

Kipei Metro (Sangunese: キペイ地下鉄, translit: Kippei Chikatetsu) is the main public transit service that serves Kipei, the capital of Sanpantul. Since it's humble beginnings in 1685 AN, the network has grown from a 2-line service to 10 lines with over 300 stations and a total of 180 km of track. It is relatively unique in terms of transit services across Micras due to its use of high-capacity trains, dense station spacing, and relatively high speeds at 80 km/h.

The line is operated by Kipei Transport Authority, itself an agency wholly under the Kipei municipal government. The metro serves all three of Kipei's major airports: Tappu Airport; Kipei International Airport; and Ukushu Airport.

Rolling Stock

The Kipei Metro uses three distinct vehicles across its network. The oldest being the 4000S-series in use since 1700 AN and the newest the 9000-series in use since 1738 AN.

Designation Units in service Length Formation Capacity Top speed Years built Image
Kipei Metro 4000S series 148 180 m 7 cars per trainset 876 100 km/h 1700-1712
Kipei Metro 7000 series 280 180 m 7 cars per trainset 910 100 km/h 1720-1734
Kipei Metro 9000 series 27 180 m 4 cars per trainset 516 100 km/h 1738-present

History

Lines

# Line Sangunese Colour Opened Last extension Stations Served Service Pattern Length Average interstation Termini Rolling Stock Conduction system
1 Kōkyōbashi Line 皇橋線 Blue 1685 AN 1704 AN 33 20 tph 17.9 km 580 m Minabetsu

Engawa

7000 Automatic
2 Tappu Line 風線 Green 1685 AN 1738 AN 38 20 tph 26.1 km 560 m Minafurano-eki

Kumutama

7000
3 Nakabuchi-

Mutsutori Line

中淵六鳥線 Yellow 1690 AN 1704 AN 42 20 tph 30.8 km 460 m Tsukinowa

Mutsutori-eki

4000S
4 Kidō Line 機道線 Orange 1690 AN 1690 AN 44 20 tph 32.6 km 420 m Kipei Tosenjo

Engawa

7000
5 Higashijima Line 東島線 Dark Red 1690 AN 1704 AN 34 15 tph 20.3 km 595 m Kumitoro

Higashijima Koen

4000S
6 Kita Line 北線 Light Red 1690 AN 1704 AN 27 12 tph 12.4 km 870 m Naratoka

Engawa

7000
7 Kukuō Line 九皇線 Pink 1704 AN 1738 AN 41 15 tph 30.8 km 750 m Kipei Kukusai Kukuo

Horohama

7000
8 Ukushū Line 羽州線 Violet 1704 AN 1730 AN 33 12 tph 22.6 km 810 m Ukushu Kukuo

Takashihoro

7000
9 Chiba-Minato Line 千葉港線 Light Green 1704 AN 1730 AN 42 12 tph 28.1 km 670 m Kipei Kukusai Kukuo

Kipei Tosenjo

4000S
10 Toshi-kan Line 都市環線 Dark Grey 1730 AN 1730 AN 32 15 tph 45.8 km 920 m Minafurano-eki

Raishiben

7000
11 Seiyō Line 西陽線 Light Grey 1738 AN 1738 AN 19 8 tph 10.8 km 720 m Chiba-minami

Nakabuchi-eki

9000

Lines

Kokyobashi Line

The Kokyobashi Line is named for the eponymous Bridge that forms the main connection between Nami island and mainland Kipei, the 'Imperial Bridge'. It starts at Minabetsu in Kōriyama prefecture, and serves major destinations in Nakabuchi, Umamichi, Nami, and Ehaoi; before terminating in Engawa in Ehaoi.

Sangunese Name Translit. Connections Date opened District Translation
皆別 Minabetsu 1704 AN Kōriyama -
島富良野 Shimafurano 1704 AN -
幌玉 Horotama 1704 AN -
島崎 Shimasaki 1704 AN Nakabuchi -
稲荷堂前 Inaridō-mae 1685 AN Before the Inari Hall
浅科 Asashina 1685 AN -
長養院 Chōyōin Chiba-Minato

Seiyo

1685 AN Temple of Peace
橋床通 Hashidoko-dōri 1685 AN Street of the Riverbed
藤原通 Fujiwara-dōri 1685 AN Umamichi Street of Fujiwara Clan
猿張尾広場 Sarubario Hiroba 1685 AN Square of the Monkey-tail
剣名川 Kennagawa 1685 AN -
馬道郊外 Umamichi Kōgai 1685 AN Umamichi Industrial Zone
喜平中央駅 Kipei Chūō-eki Kida 1685 AN Kipei Central Train Station
大賀通 Taiga-dōri 1685 AN Prosperity Avenue
皇橋西 Kokyōbashi-nishi Higashijima

Kukuo

1685 AN Imperial Bridge West
皇橋東 Kokyōbashi-higashi 1685 AN Nami Imperial Bridge East
栄陽門 Eiyō-mon 1685 AN Gate of the Sun
浅栗 Asenburi 1685 AN Asenburi of Sanpantul
浅川門 Asakawa-mon Ukushu

Toshi-kan

1685 AN Gate of the Shallow River
恵芳院宮殿 Ehaoi Kyūden 1685 AN Imperial Palace
皇居公園 Kōkyo Kōen 1685 AN Imperial Gardens
朝陵議事堂前 Chōryō Gijidō-mae 1685 AN Before the Assembly Hall
松町 Shōchō Tappu

Kita

1685 AN Government ministries
国書通 Kokusho-dōri 1685 AN Street of the National Archives
波駅 Nami-eki Nakabuchi-Mutsutori 1685 AN Nami Train Station
波心通 Hashin-dōri 1704 AN Street of the Heart
波広場 Nami Hiroba Higashijima 1704 AN Nami Square
草原通 Sōgen-dōri 1704 AN Grassland Avenue
平浜 Birahami 1704 AN Ehaoi -
志高 Shidaka 1704 AN -
閻魔本 Enmamoto 1704 AN -
縁川 Engawa Kido

Kita

1704 AN -

Tappu Line

The Tappu Line is named for the Tappu district it passes through. It begins almost twenty kilometers south in Minafurano, and then connects to destinations in Tawahoro, Ehaoi, and Nami, before linking up Tappu and terminating in Kumatama in Jitō prefecture.

Sangunese Name Translit. Connections Date opened District Translation
皆富良野駅 Minafurano-eki Toshi-kan 1738 AN Minafurano Minafurano Train Station
皆富良野東 Minafurano-higashi 1738 AN Minafurano East
西丹 Nishotan 1738 AN -
布母岸 Fubogan 1704 AN -
半志 Hanshi 1704 AN -
馬奥木 Baogoki 1704 AN Tawahoro -
曙村 Akebonomura 1704 AN -
白波 Shiranami 1704 AN -
多羽幌駅 Tawahoro-eki 1704 AN Tawahoro Train Station
多羽幌中央 Tawahoro-chūō Ukushu 1704 AN Tawahoro Central
岩国 Iwakuni 1704 AN -
牛原 Ushihara 1704 AN Yahadaka -
御楽し間 Otanoshima 1685 AN -
高山 Kōzan 1685 AN Ehaoi -
姫村 Himemura 1685 AN -
恵芳院西 Ehaoi-nishi 1685 AN Ehaoi West
国立美術館 Kokuritsu Bijutsukan 1685 AN National Art Museum
高峰 Takamine 1685 AN -
白梅橋 Gakubaibashi 1685 AN Nami White Plum Bridge
新道 Shindō 1685 AN New Street
松町 Shōchō Kokyobashi

Kita

1685 AN Government ministries
文聖通 Bunsei-dōri 1685 AN Street of Sages
永成 Eisei 1685 AN -
大学病院 Daigaku Byōin Nakabuchi-Mutsutori 1685 AN University Hospital
若月台 Wakatsuki-dai Toshi-kan 1685 AN Crescent Moon Hill
厚生橋 Kōseibashi 1685 AN Welfare Bridge
国立通信局 Kokuritsu Tsūshinkyoku Ukushu 1685 AN Tappu National Communications Bureau
青木村 Aokimura 1685 AN -
潮野村 Shionomura 1685 AN -
達風南 Tappu-minami Chiba-Minato 1685 AN Tappu South
達風中央 Tappu-chūō 1685 AN Tappu Central
達風九皇 Tappu Kukuō 1685 AN Tappu Airport
六内 Mutsunai 1704 AN Inoseto -
新都内 Shintosunai 1704 AN -
栗越 Kurikoshi 1704 AN -
平古丹 Birakotan 1704 AN Jitō -
高淵 Takabuchi 1738 AN -
熊玉 Kumatama 1738 AN -

Nakabuchi-Mutsutori Line

The Nakabuchi-Mutsutori Line is named because it connects the Nakabuchi district in north Kipei with Mutsutori district, south of Kipei. It starts in Tsukinowa in Kōriyama prefecture, and then connects to destinations in Narazawa, Kita, Nami, Ehaoi, and Yahadaka, before terminating at Mutsutori.

Sangunese Name Translit. Connections Date opened District Translation
月輪 Tsukinowa 1704 AN Kōriyama -
影山 Kageyama 1704 AN -
鳥越 Torigoe 1704 AN -
中淵西 Nakabuchi-nishi 1704 AN Narazawa Nakabuchi West
中淵駅 Nakabuchi-eki Higashijima

Seiyo

1690 AN Nakabuchi Train Station
竜山 Tatsuyama 1690 AN -
石神村 Ishigamura 1690 AN -
風原 Kazehara 1690 AN -
六角村 Rokkakumura 1690 AN Kita -
狐原 Kitsunebara 1690 AN -
立古内 Tatekonai Kida 1690 AN -
白峰 Shiramine 1690 AN -
梅町 Umemachi 1690 AN -
緑丘北 Midorigaoka-kita Chiba-Minato 1690 AN Midorigaoka North
緑丘西 Midorigaoka-nishi 1690 AN Midorigaoka West
六村 Rokumura 1690 AN -
影村 Kagemura 1690 AN -
岩国 Iwakuni Higashijima 1690 AN -
鳥浜 Torihama 1690 AN -
海浜 Umihama Ukushu 1690 AN -
栄反橋 Eihanbashi Kukuo 1690 AN Nami Glory Bridge
公立博物館 Kōritsu Hakubutsukan 1690 AN National Art Museum
夏崎 Natsuzaki 1690 AN -
白梅門 Hakubai-mon Toshi-kan 1690 AN White Gate
天岳楼 Tengrao 1690 AN Heaven Tower
理志堂 Rishidō 1690 AN Hall of Logic
波駅 Nami-eki Kokyobashi 1690 AN Nami Train Station
島堂前 Shimadō-mae 1690 AN Before the Island Hall
波橋 Namibashi Kita 1690 AN Wave Bridge
緑川公園 Midorikawa Kōen 1690 AN Ehaoi Green River Park
皇帝歌劇場 Kōtei Kagekijō 1690 AN Imperial Opera House
恵芳院駅 Ehaoi-eki Kido 1690 AN Ehaoi Train Station
伏崎 Fushizaki 1690 AN -
桜崎 Sakurazaki 1690 AN Yahadaka -
花ノ木 Hananoki 1690 AN -
矢羽高中央 Yahadaka-chūō 1690 AN Yahadaka Central
矢羽高南 Yahadaka-minami 1704 AN Yahakada South
矢羽高郊外 Yahadaka Kōgai 1704 AN Yahadaka Industrial Zone
爪川 Tsumegawa 1704 AN -
小清水 Oshimizu 1704 AN Mutsutori -
六鳥北 Mutsutori-kita 1704 AN Mutsutori North
六鳥駅 Mutsutori-eki 1704 AN Mutsutori Train Station

Kido Line

The Kido Line (Sangunese: Orbital) is named because it 'orbits' Nami island, connecting mainland Kipei from north to south. It begins at Kipei Ferry Terminal, and then connects to destinations in Inoseto, Narazawa, Kita, Umamichi, Nakabuchi, Birazaki, Yahadaka, and Ehaoi, before terminating at Engawa. It also connects to the University of Kipei, as well as Kipei Central Train Station.

Sangunese Name Translit. Connections Date opened District Translation
喜平渡船場 Kipei Tosenjō Chiba-Minato 1690 AN Inozeto Kipei Ferry Terminal
藤尻 Toushiri 1690 AN -
蒼川東 Soukawa-higashi Toshi-kan 1690 AN Soukawa East
蒼川西 Soukawa-nishi 1690 AN Soukawa West
新都内 Shinotsunai Tappu 1690 AN -
俵真本 Tawaramaomoto 1690 AN -
本上 Honkami 1690 AN -
稲瀬都中央 Inoseto-chūō 1690 AN Inoseto Central
稲瀬都西 Inoseto-nishi Kukuo 1690 AN Inoseto West
黒蘭葵 Kuroraoi 1690 AN -
藤原坂 Fujiwara-zaka Nakabuchi-Mutsutori 1690 AN Narazawa Fujiwara Hill
奈良沢北 Narazawa-kita 1690 AN Narazawa North
奈良沢駅 Narazawa-eki Chiba-Minato 1690 AN Narazawa Train Station
奈良沢南 Narazawa-minami 1690 AN Narazawa South
葛富良野 Kuzufurano 1690 AN Kuzufurano
若月駅 Wakatsuki-eki 1690 AN Kita Wakatsuki Train Station
少英 Shaoying 1690 AN -
蘭谷西 Rantari-nishi 1690 AN Rantari West
北駅 Kita-eki Kita 1690 AN Kita Train Station
理志堂 Rishidō 1690 AN Umamichi University Library
大学 Daigaku 1690 AN University of Kipei
喜平中央駅 Kipei Chūō-eki Kokyobashi 1690 AN Kipei Central Train Station
舟蘭葵 Funaraoi 1690 AN -
綿玉東 Watatama-higashi 1690 AN Nakabuchi Watatami East
中淵東 Nakabuchi-higashi Kukuo 1690 AN Nakabuchi East
矢羽北 Yahakita 1690 AN -
星川 Hoshikawa 1690 AN -
上関 Kaminoseki 1690 AN -
浦里 Urasato 1690 AN Birazaki -
瑞原 Mizuhara 1690 AN -
平崎駅 Birazaki-eki 1690 AN Birazaki Train Station
業務地区 Gyōmu Chiku 1690 AN Kipei Business District
青葉公園 Aoba Kōen 1690 AN Green Leaf Park
平崎東 Birazaki-higashi 1690 AN Birazaki East
蓮根寺 Renkonji 1690 AN Ehaoi -
梅原 Umehara 1690 AN -
林田 Hayashida 1690 AN -
恵芳院西 Ehaoi-nishi Tappu 1690 AN Ehaoi West
恵芳院中央 Ehaoi-chūō 1690 AN Ehaoi Central
川澄 Kawazumi 1690 AN -
山吹 Yamabuki 1690 AN -
縁川 Engawa Nakabuchi-Mutsutori

Kita

1690 AN -

Higashijima Line

The Higashijima Line is named because it serves the 'Eastern' (Sangunese: Higashi) part of Nami island. It starts at Kumitoro in Kōriyama prefecture, and then connects to destinations in Nakabuchi, Narazawa, Kita, Umamichi, and Nami, before terminating at Higashijima Koen in Nami.

Kita Line

The Kita Line is named because it connects Kita to Nami and Ehaoi. It starts in Naratoka in Tsuku prefecture, and then connects to destinations in Kita, Nami, and Ehaoi, before terminating at Engawa in Ehaoi.

Kukuo Line

The Kukuo is named because it serves Kipei International Airport. It starts there, and then connects to destinations in Chiba, Nakabuchi, Umamichi, Nami, Tappu, and Inoseto, before terminating in Horohama in Jitō prefecture.

Ukushu Line

The Ukushu Line is named because it connects Ukushu to Kipei. It starts at Ukushu Airport, and then serves destinations in Ukushu, Tawahoro, Birazaki, Nami, and Tappu, before terminating at Takashihoro in Tappu.

Chiba-Minato Line

The Chiba-Minato Line is named because it connects Chiba district to the Inozeto district, terminating at the Kipei Ferry Terminal (Minato means 'harbor'). It starts at Kipei International Airport, and then serves destinations in Chiba, Nakabuchi, Kita, Narazawa, Tappu, and Inoseto, before terminating at Kipei Ferry Terminal.

Toshi-kan Line

The Toshi-kan (Sangunese: 'Across the City') is named because it crosses between Minafurano south of Kipei, through Nami, and out to Jitō prefecture. It starts at Minafurano, and then serves destinations in Tawahahoro, Birazaki, Nami, Tappu, and Inoseto, before terminating in Raishiben in Jitō prefecture.

Seiyo Line

The Seiyo Line (Sangunese: Western) is named because it serves western Kipei, connecting between Chiba and Nakabuchi. It starts in Chiba, and then serves destinations in Nakabuchi, Kita, and Narazawa, before terminating at Nakabuchi.