Keio Sagamihara Line driver's view from Shinjuku to Hashimoto

The Keio Sagamihara Line is a Japanese railway line operated by Keio Corporation, which branches off to the Keio Line (Keio Main Line) at Chofu Station. It is one of the typical lines connecting central Tokyo with the suburbs.

The original form of this line was the Tama River branch line, which opened in 1916 for transporting gravel. In 1965, Tama New Town was planned to accommodate the growing population of the Tokyo metropolitan area, and the extension of this branch line was promoted to accommodate commuter transport. The line opened to Tama Center Station in 1974, and was extended to Hashimoto Station in 1990.A Chuo Shinkansen station is currently under construction at Hashimoto Station.

To Hashimotou from Shinjuk,Train Number unknown Special Express

00:00 A bird's-eye view of the entire train journey by Google Ear
01:44 Shinjuku 1126
06:30 Sasazuka 1130
07:59 Daitabashi passing
09:10 Meidaimae 1133
10:04 Shimo-Takaido
10:59 Sakuraj?sui passing
11:29 Kami-Kitazawa passing
11:54 Hachimanyama passing
12:27 Roka-k?en passing
13:28 Chitose-Karasuyama 1137
15:29 Sengawa passing
17:26 Tsutsujigaoka passing
18:03 Shibasaki passing
18:42 Kokuryiō passing
19:15 Fuda passing
20:22 Chōfu 1144
22:09　Keiō-tamagawa passing
23:31 Keiō-inadazutsumi 1148
25:09 Keiō-yomiuri-land passing
26:33 Inagi passing
29:03 Wakabadai passing
31:43 Keiō-nagayama 1154
34:07 Keiō-tama-center 1157
38:30 Keiō-horinouchi 1200
40:49 Minami-ōsawa 1203
42:46 Tamasakai 1205
45:42 Hashimoto 1208

Note: Since the chapter function of YouTube is confused, ":" is omitted from the departure and arrival times of trains, please note that. All train departure and arrival times are in JST (Japan Standard Time, UTC+9).

December 30 2024, shooting from the car KuHa 8764 Keio 8000 series, the 8714 formation(10 cars).

Shinjuku - 8714 + 8014 + 8064 + 8114 + 8164 + 8514 + 8564 + 8214 + 8264 + 8764 - Hashimoto

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