Sightseeing Train Nagara

illustration by Don Design Associates

Plans of Nagara

Train 1 Lunch Plan (Outbound)

at 10:45) ⇒ Gujo Hachiman (Arrives at 12:16)
Fare: 12,500yen

Train 1 View Plan (Outbound)

Schedule: Mino Ota (Departs at 10:45) → Hokuno (Arrives at 13:00)
Fare: Basic fare ＋ Boarding ticket 510yen/per person (Common to all ages)

Train 2 Sweets Plan (Inbound)

Schedule: Gujo Hachiman (Departs at 14:13) ⇒ Mino Ota (Arrives at 15:50)
Fare: 5,800yen

Train 2 View Plan (Inbound)

Schedule: Hokuno (Departs at 13:11) → Mino Ota (Arrives at 15:50)
Fare: Basic fare ＋ Boarding ticket 510yen /per person (Common to all ages)

Kawakaze-go Bento Lunch Plan (Outbound)

Schedule: Seki (Departs at 12:21) → Gujo Hachiman (Arrives at 13:20)
Fare: From 6,300yen/per adult

Kawakaze Train Drinking Plan (Outbound)

Schedule: Gujo Hachiman (Departs at 16:01) → Mino Ota (Arrives at 17:22)
Fare: From 6,300yen/per adult

About Sightseeing Train "Nagara"

The sightseeing train "Nagara" runs in the middle of Japan,
upstream of the Nagara River in Gifu Prefecture.

Route map (Japanese)

The sightseeing train "Nagara" runs in the middle of Japan, upstream of the Nagara River in Gifu Prefecture.
"Nagara" is a sightseeing train that runs along the Nagara River, which is famous in Gifu prefecture.
You can enjoy the seasonal views of the Nagara River from season to season while tasting the dishes prepared by the local chef who knows all about the ingredients of Gifu prefecture.
Local materials such wood from Gifu prefecture, fabric from Ichinomiya, table mats of Mino Japanese paper are used abundantly to create a special space.
The journey to experience the excitement that you can only experience here now begins.

“Nagara” is designed by Mr. Eiji Mitooka, an industrial designer who has worked on numerous trains including “Natsutsuboshi in Kyushu”.
The exterior of the train is Royal Red, which looks great in the scenery along the Nagara River, and the interior uses full of wood from Gifu prefecture.
Enjoy not only the scenery but also the workmanship scattered throughout the train.

Designed by Eiji Mitooka

Eiji Mitooka born 1947 in Okayama Prefecture is a Japanese industrial designer.
JR Kyushu's station and train he designed appeared in the public eye.
He won the Brunel Award of United Kingdoms, and many of Japanese awards.

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