Iizuna Line
The Iizuna Line is a railway line in Sora, Lamtsu, owned and operated by Sotetsu (Sora Railway Company) . It runs through the Sora administrative region of Lamtsu, stopping at the town of Iizuna, before re-joining the old Ome Line at Yellowstones. The line connects Kata Station in Misato City and Lamtsu Vtuber Park (Formerly Mihara Station). The line is the shortest route from Kata to Tsuwano, but is slower due to the restrictions placed on it by the Sora city council.
Services
All services on the line are operated as local trains.
From Kata to Higashi-Sora and from Yellowstones to Lamtsu Vtuber Park, the Iizuna Line can be considered to be the local service to the Ai-Liner, or an alternative route to the Vtuber Park Line (Before it was closed). Rapid services would run on the line from 1970 to 1990, before Sora lost it's cultural value and is now an enclave in the centre of the Lamtsu Urban Area.
Rolling Stock
E44-200 (Former Mihara Line)
Former Rolling Stock:
KiHa 40 DMU
Before electrification, the Iizuna Line used Kiha 40 DMUs.
Stations
| Jap | Name | Distance | Transfers | Loation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 賀田 | Kata | 0.0 | Yamate Line | Misato City |
| 古殿 | Furudono | 0.5 | Seiyo Main Line (Urban) | |
| 東空 | Higashi-Sora | 1.2 | Sora | |
| 飯綱 | Iizuna | 1.9 | ||
| 黄石 | Yellowstones | 2.2 | Ome Heritage Line | |
| 津和野 | Tsuwano | 2.8 | Mihara Line | Mihara City |
| 楠梓虚拟youtuber公园 | Lamtsu Vtuber Park | 3.6 | Ai-Liner |
History
The Iizuna Line was constructed by the Sora Railway Company in 1952, making it one of the oldest railways in Lamtsu. The line ran from Kata (then Kimotsuki) to Iizuna, and was single-tracked all the way. During the Sora Coup d'état, the portion of the line from Sora to Kata was demolished and would not be rebuilt.
Later services would go via a branch off the Misato Freight Line viaduct, before rejoining the old line. The line is limited to 60km/h between Higashi-Sora and Yellowstones, and to 40km/h between Yellowstones and Tsuwano. After the 2022 Lamtsu Railway Rebuild, Sotetsu shares the fare system with Harmony Rail Transit (Lamtsu), making there 4 companies on the HRT (Lamtsu) Fare System