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CHIBA URBAN MONORAIL


The is a third-sector two-line transportation system. Established March 20, 1979, the system is operated by , headquartered in Chiba. Investors include Chiba Prefecture and the city of Chiba.
The track totals 15.2 km, giving it the world record for the longest suspended monorail system.

Contents
Routes
Line 1
Stations
Extension plans
Line 2
Stations
Special Tickets
See also
External link

Routes


Line 1

Line 1 connects Chiba Minato Station and Kencho-mae Station with a 3.2 km multiple-track route. Operating at 1500 VDC, trains make four intermediate stops between the terminals.
Stations


Chiba Minato Station (Transfer to JR East Keiyo Line)

Shiyakusho-mae Station

Chiba Station (Transfer to JR East Sobu Main Line, Sotobo Line, Line 2)

Sakae-cho Station

Yoshikawa-koen Station

Kencho-mae Station
Extension plans

Various extensions of Line 1 have been proposed, notably a five-station, 3.4-km extension of the line from Kencho-mae to Shiritsu-byoin-mae. However, in 2004 an evaluation committee found that there was no need for the extension, and to the contrary, proposed terminating service on the underused segment from Chiba Station to Kencho-mae. An alternative 2-km extension to Chiba University is currently under consideration.
Line 2

Line 2 connects Chiba Station and Chishiro-dai Station. Operating at 1500 VDC, trains make 11 intermediate stops on the 12.0 km multiple-track route between the terminals. Nearly all trains enter Line 1 and continue to Chiba Minato Station.
Stations


Chiba Station (Transfer to JR East Sobu Main Line, Sotobo Line, Line 1)

Chiba-koen Station

Sakusabe Station

Tendai Station

Anagawa Station

Sports Center Station

Dobutsu-koen Station

Mitsuwa-dai Station

Tsuga Station

Sakuragi Station

Ogura-dai Station

Chishiro-dai Kita Station

Chishiro-dai Station
Special Tickets

Holiday Free Pass (ホリデーフリーきっぷ)

★ Available: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

★ Cost: Adults 600 yen, Children 300 yen

★ Valid: All day on the day of purchase.
2-Day Free Pass (2-DAYフリーきっぷ)

★ Available: Two consecutive days. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

★ Cost: Adults 1000 yen, Children 300 yen

★ Valid: All day on the day of purchase.
Lunchtime Free Pass (お昼のお出かけフリーきっぷ)

★ Available: From 10AM on weekdays.

★ Cost: Adults 600 yen, Children 300 yen

★ Valid: From 10AM to 6PM on weekday purchased.

★ Note: This ticket can be used at 120 locations for special discounts and services on the day of purchase.

See also



Monorails in Japan

List of rapid transit systems

External link



Company website (in Japanese)

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