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Revision as of 11:33, 23 March 2023

The Lamtsu Metro (楠梓メトロ, nanshi-metoro), is a Rapid Transit operator in the Lamtsu Capital City, and one of the major private railways of Lamtsu.

Lines

Line Number Japanese Stations Train Length Date Opened
Otaki Line 3 王滝線 5 6 cars 1955
Ginza Line 4 銀座線 5 5 cars 1962
Meguro Line 1 目黒線 8 6 cars 1973
Yurakucho Line 2 有楽町線 11 4 cars 1978
Fukaaura Line 3 深浦線 4 6 cars 1986
Rinkai Line 5 りんかい線 5 4 cars 2006

History

The Lamtsu Metro is a private company established in 1973 to build and operate subway and underground lines in Lamtsu. The Meguro Line, built in 1973, was the first line to be built by the company. It was built using tunnel boring machines as the line ran somewhat deep. The Yurakucho Line was constructed in 1978.

In 1986, Lamtsu metro was privatised and the Otaki and Ginza Lines were bought from Shimakyu, who had just faced a massive lawsuit after a derailment on the Ginza Line that killed 13 people.

The Rinkai Line was built in 2006 to provide better transport for the waterfront districts of Lamtsu, and planned to complete a loop service with the Yurakucho Line via Misato-Wan-Kita. However, due to issues with Land Aquisition, this plan did not come to fruition.