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Facts and Figures
Operator	Keikyu
System Type	Commuter
Year Opened	1898/1948
# of Lines	5
# of Cars
Mileage	87 km
Gauge	1435mm
Stations	74
Power	Overhead
Fare Media	IC cards
Website
Data Date	2011
1st Visit	9/2010
Last Visit	9/2010
% Rode	25%

Tokyo Commuter Transit
Keikyu Line

Keikyu

The Keikyu line runs from Shinagawa towards Yokohama. Many Keikyu trains run through the TOEI Asakusa subway. The railway also has a branch serving Haneda Airport. With the Keisei line also running on the Asakusa subway, it is possible to run a train between Narita and Haneda airports. This has been not but not on a regular basis.

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Keikyu 1000 series train at Haneda Airport terminal (9/28/10)	Train at Haneda Terminal.
Keikyu train at a grade crossing near Shinagawa station (9/26/10)	Keisei Equipment on the Keikyu by Shinagawa station (9/26/10)
Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)	Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)
Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)	Front entrance tot eh Keikyu Shinagawa station, which is next to the JR Shinagawa station (9/26/10)
TOEI Asakusa subway equipment Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)	Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)
Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)	Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)
Near Shinagawa. not sure the of the equipment (9/26/10)	Toei Asakusa subway equipment Near Shinagawa (9/26/10)

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Tokyo Commuter Transit Keikyu Line

Tokyo Commuter Transit
Keikyu Line