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  1. Beacons

    2. The list (in Japanese) is at http://www.jarl.or.jp/Japanese/1_Tanoshimo/1-6_beacon/beacon.htm.

    JARL's

    Each beacon station operated by the JARL in each area 1-0 has a JA#IGY-type call sign. But only in the 5th area, JE5IGY is used, because JA5IGY had been still alive as individual's call sign and couldn't have been diverted to beacon's one at that time (now already expired).

    The Others'

    Each beacon station operated by an individual or a club uses owner's call sign itself without any designation like "/B." However, the JARL recommends to register:
    JA2YNP, JA3YKI, JH3DRE, JA4BQT, JA5DQH/5, JE6YRK, JA7YTB, JA9SNG, JA9YFC and JH0ODI.

  2. Repeaters

    3. We have about 1,000 repeaters throughout the country — hundreds of 70cm (430MHz) and 23cm (1200MHz), as well as about one hundred 13cm (2400MHz), nine 5cm (5600MHz) and five 3cm (10.1GHz).

    JA Repeater Subbands and Numbers
    JA Repeater Subbands (MHz)# as of Oct., 2008
    UplinkDownlinkFMD-STAR
    DVDD
    29.51 - 29.5929.61 - 29.701——
    434.00 - 435.00439.00 - 440.0059637—
    1,270.00 - 1,273.001,290.00 - 1,293.005862227
    2,405.00 - 2,407.002,425.00 - 2,427.00115——
    5,725.00 - 5,730.005,765.00 - 5,770.009——
    10,175.00 - 10,180.0010,245.00 - 10,250.005——

    We have NO other bands ones. Call signs are allocated as JR#WA-WZ, JR#VA-VZ and JP#YAA-YZZ for repeaters in mainland including Ogasawasa; while JR6YA-YZ and JQ6YAA-YZZ for Okinawa. But JP#YAA-YBZ and JQ6YAA-YAZ are withheld.

    Repeater Call Signs
    Mainland (including Ogasawara) Okinawa
    AllocationOrder AllocationOrder
    JR#VA-VZ
    JR#WA-WZ    		JP#YAA-YZZ JR#WA-WZ
    JR#VA-VZ
    JP#YCA-YZZ    		 JR6YA-YZJQ6YAA-ZZZ JR6YA-YZ
    JQ6YBA-YZZ

    Recently, about forty digital — aka D-STAR — repeaters also exist, on 23cm and 70cm. (cf. JP1YEX 434.44MHz in/439.44MHz out is the first trial repeater for digital communications in our past May 6, 1986 - May 6, 1988.)

  3. Auxiliary Stations (Internal Links)

    4. In Japan, the authority restricts the use of an internal radio* link between repeaters only for two cases:
    (1) An RX→TX link for a 10-meter repeater, and
    (2) An RF Gateway for a D-STAR repeater.

    Both are considered a kind of a repeater, and are allocated the same call sign block for normal repeaters.

    *: An Internet or wired link is permissible.

    10 Meter Repeaters

    In the past, three auxiliary stations relaying signals from a 10m repeater receiver to the repeater transmitter existed as JP8YCW, JP1YEY and JR6YU. But currently, the only one 10-meter repeater JP3YHY chose "WiRES" — a wired IP connection — for the RX-TX link.


    JA 10m FM Repeaters

    These details are as follows:

    Auxiliary Stations, 10 Meter Repeater Links
    Up Link
    (MHz)    		RXInternal Link
    (MHz)    		TXDown Link
    (MHz)    		QTHStatus
    29.58→JP1YEY—Any frequency
    between 438.00-439.00 →    		JP1YEE→29.68OgasawaraQRT: June 1, 1986 - 1991
    29.52→(no call sign)(—WiRES→)JP3YHY→29.62HyogoOct. 25, 2008 -
    29.57→JR6YU—1200 band→JR6YT→29.67OkinawaQRT: Aug. 29, 1990 -
    29.55→JP8YCW—439.00→JP8YCV→29.65HokkaidoQRT: June 16, 1990 - 2005

    Digital Repeaters' RF Gateway — "Assist Station"

    Second, another internal linking system called as "Assist Station" appeared in the JARL's D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio) project in 2004. Assist stations — i.e. RF gateways — rely signals among repeaters which have both digital and analog capabilities for 23cm and/or 70cm. An assist station is directly attached to a repeater by wired, and is connected with the other(s) using a multiplexed digitalized mode on 3cm (10GHz) — or 5cm (5.6GHz) if necessary — split frequencies for a 10Mbps duplex link.
    Currently, three linking systems — i.e. "Zones" — exist in Area 1, 2 and 3 respectively:

    RF Gateways Locations — Restricted for upto 4 Stations (3 Hops)

    Their physical configurations are as follows:

    RF Gateways Physical Configuration

    The position of these RF Gateways in the whole JA D-Star network is as follows:

    JA D-STAR Network and RF Gateways
       Inet GW  RF GW   Rptr  Data(MHz)  Voice (MHz)                QTH
  ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~A~~~~~~B~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+-10.0.0.5  ------ JP1YIU 1290.125 434.40 1291.69 Chuo, Tokyo
|                 /
|           JP1YIY
|             ::
|      (10GHz ::  7km QRT)
|             ::
|           JP1YIZ-JP1YIV 1290.550        1290.06 Toshima, Tokyo    QRT
|             ::
|      (10GHz :: 19km QRT)
|             ::
|             ::
|-10.0.0.119------ JP1YIW 1290.625 439.31 1291.57 Nishitokyo
|             ::  /
|           JP1YJA
|             ||
|       10GHz ||  8km
|             ||
|           JP1YJB
|                 \
|(10.0.0.15)...... JP1YIX 1290.125        1291.59 Chofu
|  Closed
|-10.0.0.45 ------ JP1YJP          439.05         Kitagumma-gun
|                  JP1YJZ          439.41         Tsukuba
|-10.0.0.89 ------ JP1YIK          439.39         Koga
|-10.0.0.47 ------ JP1YJQ          439.27 1291.45 Chiba
|                  JP1YEM          439.11         Kisarazu
|-10.0.0.65 ------ JP1YJT          434.42         Yachimata
|-10.0.0.93 ------ JP1YFY          434.46         Funabashi
|-10.0.0.55 ------ JP1YJR          439.09         Nagareyama
|-10.0.0.57 ------ JR1VF  1270.875        1291.47 Shibuya, Tokyo
|-10.0.0.19 ------ JP1YJK 1270.375 439.07 1291.65 Ota, Tokyo
|-10.0.0.49 ------ JP1YJO          439.29         Komae
|-10.0.0.107------ JP1YJY          434.38         Kohoku, Yokohama
|-10.0.0.61 ------ JP1YIQ          439.21         Konan, Yokohama
|-10.0.0.91 ------ JP1YJV 1270.625 439.19 1291.43 Fujisawa
|-10.0.0.101------ JP1YJX          439.05 1291.41 Ebina
|
|(10.0.0.25 ------ JP1YJJ 1270.625 439.25 1291.33 Hamfair 2009,
|                         1270.625 439.25 1291.33 Hamfair 2008,
|                                  439.25         Hamfair 2007,
|                                  439.39         Hamfair 2006,
|                         1270.625 439.39 1291.59 Hamfair 2005)
|
|(10.0.0.11)...... JP2YGK 1290.625 439.39 1291.65 Kasugai
|  Closed         /
|           JP2YGL
|             ||
|       10GHz || 11km
|             ||
|           JP2YGH-JP2YGG 1290.375        1291.67 Showa, Nagoya
|             ||
|       10GHz ||  6km
|             ||
|-10.0.0.7  ------ JP2YGE 1290.125        1291.69 Atsuta, Nagoya
|             ||  /
|           JP2YGF
|             ||
|5.6 or 10GHz ||  6km
|             ||
|           JP2YGJ-JP2YGI 1270.125 439.37 1291.63 Chikusa, Nagoya
|
|                  JP2YDP          439.41         Nukata-gun
|                  JP2YGR          439.43         Gifu
|                  JP2YGA          439.35         Kamo-gun 
|
|                  JP3YIA 1270.125                Nara
|
|           JP3YHM-JP3YHL 1290.125 439.49 1291.69 Nara
|             ||
|       10GHz || 13km
|             ||
|           JP3YHK-JP3YHJ 1290.375 439.01 1291.67 Higashiosaka
|             ||
|       10GHz || 12km
|             ||
|-10.0.0.9  ------ JP3YHH 1290.125 439.39 1291.63 Hirano, Osaka
|             ||  /
|           JP3YHI
|             ||
|       10GHz || 14km
|             ||
|           JP3YHG-JP3YHF 1290.625        1291.65 Suminoe, Osaka
|
|-10.0.0.99 ------ JR3WZ           439.47         Moriyama
|-10.0.0.71 ------ JP3YHV          439.37         Kyoto
|-10.0.0.113------ JP3YHX          439.43         Neyagawa
|                 (JP3YHS          439.03         Suminoe, Osaka)   QRT
|-10.0.0.67 ------ JP3YHT          439.31         Sakai
|-10.0.0.13 ------ JP3YHN 1290.125 439.03 1291.59 Ito-gun
|-10.0.0.29 ------ JP3YCV          439.27 1291.23 Arida-gun
|-10.0.0.59 ------ JR3VK           439.41 1291.03 Kobe
|
|-10.0.0.63 ------ JP4YDV 1270.625 439.33         Kurashiki
|-10.0.0.21 ------ JP4YDU 1270.125 439.49 1291.69 Hiroshima
|-10.0.0.79 ------ JP4YDW 1270.375 439.47         Oshima-gun
|
|(10.0.0.31 ------ JP5YCM 1270.125 439.49 1291.69 Takamatsu)   QRT
|-10.0.0.33 ------ JP5YCN 1270.375 439.43         Takamatsu
|-10.0.0.77 ------ JP5YCO 1270.875 439.45 1291.67 Matsuyama
|-10.0.0.75 ------ JP5YCP          439.49         Kochi
|
|(10.0.0.23 ------ JP6YHL 1270.125 439.47 1291.69 Fukuoka)   QRT
|-10.0.0.117------ JP6YHS 1270.375 439.13 1291.09 Kasuya-gun
|-10.0.0.37 ------ JP6YHN 1270.125 439.03         Kumamoto
|-10.0.0.111------ JP6YHR          439.45         Yatsushiro
|
|-10.0.0.17 ------ JP7YEL 1270.375 439.49 1291.69 Wakabayashi, Sendai
|-10.0.0.39 ------ JP7YEM 1270.125 439.07         Aoba, Sendai
|
|-10.0.0.97 ------ JP8YEC          439.45         Obihiro
|-10.0.0.27 ------ JP8YDZ 1270.125 439.49 1291.69 Sapporo
|-10.0.0.95 ------ JP8YEB          439.47         Chitose
|-10.0.0.35 ------ JP8YEA 1270.125 439.03         Hakodate
|
|-10.0.0.41 ------ JP9YEG 1270.125 439.03         Hakusan (Moving...)
|
|-10.0.0.43 ------ JP0YDP 1270.125 439.03         Ueda
|-10.0.0.85 ------ JP0YDR          439.19         Niigata
+(          ------ JP0YDQ          439.47         Regional ICT Futurity Festa 2006 in Niigata)

Source:
http://isotope.sist.chukyo-u.ac.jp/dstar2/freq.html
http://www.jarl.com/d-star/replist.pdf
http://blog.goo.ne.jp/jarl_lab/

  4. Auxiliary Stations (Remote Controllers)

    5. Auxiliary stations remotely controlling repeaters are assigned the JP#Z$$ block, while JQ6Z$$ for Okinawa.

    Auxilary Stations
    (Remote Controllers)
    AreaAllocatedIssued (onwards)
    1JP1ZAA-ZZZ-JP1ZIN
    2JP2ZAA-ZZZ-JP2ZDL
    3JP3ZAA-ZZZ-JP3ZHE
    4JP4ZAA-ZZZ-JP4ZBP
    5JP5ZAA-ZZZ-JP5ZBJ
    6JP6ZAA-ZZZ-JP6ZEH
    7JP7ZAA-ZZZ-JP7ZEK
    8JP8ZAA-ZZZ-JP8ZCZ
    9JP9ZAA-ZZZ-JP9ZAA
    0JP0ZAA-ZZZ-JP0ZDJ
    JR6JQ6ZAA-ZZZ-JQ6ZAH

  5. Satellites

    6. The amateur satellites themselves also need their own call signs, as you can imagine. They have/had 8J1 call signs (8J1J[A-C]S).

         
    FO-12FO-20FO-29

    But the authority recently assigned ordinary club stations' call signs for CubeSats.

    Amateur Satellites (Including Cube Sats and Small Satellites)
    Call SignOSCAR#Development#NicknameOperatorPeriodLaunch
    8J1JASFO-12JAS-1FujiJARL
    The Japan Amateur Radio League, Inc.    		1986-1989H-I Trial#1; Tanegashima; "Ajisai" (EGS) Piggy-Back;
    Aug. 13, 1996
    8J1JBSFO-20JAS-1bFuji 21990-2008H-I #6; Tanegashima; "Momo 1b" (MOS-1b) Piggy-Back;
    Feb. 7, 1990
    8J1JCSFO-29JAS-2Fuji 31996-H-II #4; Tanegashima; "Midori" (ADEOS) Piggy-Back;
    Aug. 17, 1996
    No Hamband TXμ-LabSatJAXA2002-H-IIA #4; Tanegashima; "Midori II" (ADEOS2) Piggy-Back;
    Dec. 14, 2002
    No Hamband TXWEOS
    Whale Ecology Observation Satellite    		Kanta-kunIT-Chiba
    Chiba Institute of Technology    		2002-
    JQ1YCWCO-57XI-IV
    XI: X-factor Investigator    		U-Tokyo
    The University of Tokyo    		2003-Eurockot's BREEZE-KM;
    Plesetsk, Russia; MONITOR mock-up/MIMOSA/MOST Piggy Back;
    June 30, 2003
    JQ1YCYCO-55CUTE-I
    CUTE: Cubical Titech Engineering Satellite    		TITECH
    Tokyo Institute of Technology    		2003-
    JQ1YGWCO-58XI-VU-Tokyo2005-Kosmos-3M; Plesetsk, Russia; TopSat/Beijing-1/Sinah 1 Piggy-Back; Oct. 27, 2005
    JQ1YPC
    ex-JQ1YCC    		CO-56Cute-1.7+APD
    APD: Avalanche Photo Diode    		TITECH2006-2009JAXA's M-V #8; Uchinoura; "Akari" (ASTRO-F) Piggy-Back; Uchinoura, Japan; Feb. 22, 2006
    JQ1YGU—SEEDS
    Space Engineering Education Satellite    		Nihon-u
    Nihon University    		Launch FailedDnepr-7; Baikonur, kazakhstan; BelKA Piggy-Back; July 27, 2006
    JR8YJTHO-59HIT-SATHIT
    Hokkaido Institute of Technology    		2006-2008JAXA's M-V #7; Uchinoura; "Hinode" (SOLAR-B) Piggy-Back; Sept. 23, 2006
    JQ1YTCCO-65Cute-1.7+APD IITITECH2008-ISRO's PSLV; Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India; CARTOSAT-2A Piggy-Back; Apr. 28, 2008
    JQ1YGUCO-66SEEDSNihon-u2008-
    JL3YUS—SOHLA-1Maido 1SOHLA
    The Space Oriented Higashiosaka Leading Association    		2009H-IIA #15;
    Tanegashima;
    "Ibuki" (GOSAT) Piggy-Back;
    Jan. 23, 2009
    JQ1ZQW
    Provisional License    		—SORUNSAT-1KagayakiSORUN
    SORUN CORPORATION    		No Signals
    2010 Operation Terminated
    JQ1YZW PRISM
    Pico-satellite for Remote-sensing and Innovative Space Missions    		HitomiU-Tokyo2009-
    JR5YBN
    Mother    		 STARS
    Space Tethered Autonomous Robotic Satellite    		KUKAIKagawa-u
    Kagawa University    		2009-
    JR5YBO
    Daughter    		 
    JQ1YYY KKS-1KISEKIKouku Kosen
    Tokyo Metropolitan College of Aeronautical Engineering    		2009-
    No Hamband TXSDS-1
    Small Demonstration Satellite - 1    		JAXA
    Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency    		2009-
    No Hamband TXSPRITE-SAT
    Sprites: a type of Transient Luminous Events (TLE) observed in the middle atmosphere    		RaijinTohoku-u
    Tohoku University    		2009-
    JQ1ZUN UNITEC-1
    Unisec Technological Experiment Carrier-1
    35cm3 — Not a CubeSat    		Shin'enUNISEC
    University Space Engineering Consortium    		No Signals after a TimeH-IIA #17;
    Tanegashima;
    "Akatsuki" (PLANET-C) Piggy-Back;
    (May 21, 2010)
      WASEDA-SAT2 Waseda-uNo Signals
    JQ1ZEX Negai BoshiNegaiSoka-u2010-2010
    No Hamband TXIKAROS
    Interplanetary Kite-craft Accelerated by Radiation Of the Sun    		JAXA2010-
    No Hamband TXKSAT
    Atmospheric Water Vapor Observation Satellite    		HayatoK-Sat
    (Kagoshima-u)    		2010-
      KITSATHoryuKIT aka Kyutech
    Kyusyu Institute of Technology    		 Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India; (Jan. - Mar., 2010)
      PROITERES
    Project of OIT Electric-Rocket-Engine Onboard Small Space Ship
    30cm3 — Not a CubeSat    		OIT
    Osaka Institute of Technology    		 ISRO's PSLV; Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India; (Fall, 2010)
      SPROUT
    Space Research on Unique Technology    		Nihon-u (Spring, 2011)
      TSUBAME
    30kg class    		TITEC (2011 - 2012)
    Where,
    • Fuji ... Cane
    • Maido... An abbreviation of "Maido arigato gozai masu" or "Thank you, every time," which is often used by storekeepers and sales staff in Kansai, Area 3 to thank customers
    • Kagayaki... Brightness, Brilliancy, Shining, ...
    • Hitomi... Pupil or Eye
    • Kukai... A Japanese monk, scholar, poet and artist (774-835)
    • Kiseki... Miracle, and as a wordplay, notated in Chinese characters meaning "shining tide"
    • Raijin... The Lord of Lightning
    • Shin'en... The Depths
    • Negai Boshi... A wishing star
    • Negai... Wish
    • Hayato... Ancient people in Kagoshima prefecture
    • Horyu... An ideal creature between a phoenix and a dragon, but not either of them


    cf. IARU Amateur Satellite Frequency Coordination: http://www.amsat.org.uk/iaru/finished.asp

  6. Space Telecommand Stations

    7. The authority assigns a call sign from the block for a club station:

    Space Telecommand
    Call SignOperatorRemarks
    JJ1ZUTJARL 
    JJ1ZUUJARLBackup
    JQ1YCXU-Tokyo 
    JQ1YCZTITECHalso has mobile stations JO1ZUT and JO1ZVV
    JQ1ZSUSoka-u 
    JQ1ZZZKouku Kosen 
    JQ1YGVNihon-u 
    JQ1YQWSORUN 
    JL3YUKSOHLA 
    JR5YBPKagawa-u 
    JR8YJSHIT 
    		    

  7. JARL Stations

    8. There are some types of the JARL stations.

    JARL Stations
    AreaCentralDistrictSupportBeaconFoxOthers
    1 JA1RL   JA1YRL JA1IGY JL1YDT-YDY
    JN1YPV,YPW
    • Antarctica
      8J1RF,RL, ex-8J1RM
    • Satellite
      8J1JCS, ex-8J1JAS,JBS
    • Library
      JA1YAA
    • Space Telecommand
      JJ1ZUT,ZUU
    • Lab
      JN1YVS-YVU
    • D-STAR Trial/Demo
      JQ1YFA-YFJ
    2   JA2RL JA2YRL JA2IGY ex- JG2YCO-YCT  
    3   JA3RL JA3YRL ex-JA3IGY ex- JJ3YGE-YGJ  
    4   JA4RL JH4YRL JA4IGY ex- JR4YMJ-YMO  
    5   JA5RL JA5YRL JE5IGY ex- JH5YXB-YXG  
    6   JA6RL JH6ZRL ex-JA6IGY ex- JE6ZXP-ZXU  
    7   JA7RL JA7YRL JA7IGY ex- JR7YZQ-YZV  
    8   JA8RL JH8ZRL JA8IGY ex- JH8ZEJ-ZEO  
    9   JA9RL JA9YRL ex-JA9IGY ex- JA9ZRA-ZRE,ZZA
    • Toyama Prefectural Branch
      JH9YAA
    0   JA0RL JR0ZAX JA0IGY ex- JH0ZNI-ZNN 
    JR6   JR6RL        
    JD1(Included in Area 1)

    QSLs

    JA1RL
    JA2RL
    JA3RL
    JA4RL
    JA5RL
    JA6RL

    JA7RL
    JA8RL
    JA9RL
    JA0RL
    JR6RL    		  

    JA1YRL
    JA2YRL
    JA3YRL
    JH4YRL
    JA5YRL
    JH6ZRL

    JA7YRL
    JH8ZRL
    JA9YRL    		 JR0ZAX
    JA1YAA
    JA9ZRA-ZRE

    In addition, the following stations are licensed for the JARL, while volunteers maintain them in a lot of cases:
    (1) all repeaters, (2) all remote controllers for repeaters, (3) most of the special event stations and (4) guidance stations (see "Guidance Stations" below).

    JA1RL: http://maps.google.co.jp/maps?hl=ja&ie=UTF8&ll=35.733174,139.740566&spn=0.000255,0.000429&t=k&z=21
    JA3RL: http://maps.google.co.jp/maps?hl=ja&ie=UTF8&ll=34.809304,135.441304&spn=0.001033,0.001717&t=k&z=19

  8. Guidance Stations

    9. You may be warned over the air with a recorded message by one of the following monitoring stations, if you are out of the FM sub band for example. These two are not defined as amateur stations, but as "Special Service Stations."

    JARL's

    Ten "Radio Station to Transmit Guidances for Amateur Stations" are licensed on 2m and 70cm by CW, SSB and FM.

    This kind of station is first licensed in Area 1 on June 10, 1994 and first operated on June 18, 1994. Then they were deployed to all areas by Apr., 1996. Members of JARL's Auditing and Guidance Committee operate these stations.

    Guidance Stations
    AreaCall Sign / Call Name
    1994-20002000-20072007-
    1JSZ2000
    "Amateur Guidance Kanto"    		JSZ2010, JSZ2020, JSZ2030, JSZ2040, JSZ2050, JSZ2060, JSZ2070, JSZ2080, JSZ2090, JSZ2100
    "Amateur Guidance 1" - "Amateur Guidance 10"    		JSZ2001-JSZ2020
    "Amateur Guidance 1" - "Amateur Guidance 20"
    2JSZ2020
    "Amateur Guidance Tokai"
    3JSZ2040
    "Amateur Guidance Kinki"
    4JSZ2050
    "Amateur Guidance Chugoku"
    5JSZ2060
    "Amateur Guidance Shikoku"
    6JSZ2070
    "Amateur Guidance Kyushu"
    7JSZ2080
    "Amateur Guidance Tohoku"
    8JSZ2090
    "Amateur Guidance Hokkaido"
    9JSZ2030
    "Amateur Guidance Hokuriku"
    0JSZ2010
    "Amateur Guidance Shin'etsu"

    MIC's

    "Discipline Radio Station" are licensed in all areas including Okinawa, on 27MHz (CB Band), 52MHz, 156MHz, 420MHz, 455MHz, 900MHz (Japanese original "Personal" Radio Band) and 1280MHz, with AM (only for 27MHz) and FM. These station directly call those who are operating their stations off a band and/or uncovered, to QRT immediately.

    MIC: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

    Call Names of Discipline Stations
    Area Band
    27937.5kHz 52MHz 156MHz 420MHz 455MHz 901.5MHz 1280MHz 70cm and 23cm
    1 "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 60" (ex "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 6"), -"601", -"602", -"603", -"604", -"605";
    (ex? "Denkan Kisei Tokyo")    		 "Denkan Kisei Tokyo Kahan 70"  
    2 "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 60"(ex "Denkan Kisei Nagoya 6"), -"600", -"601", -"602", -"603", -"604", -"605", -"606", -"607", -"608", -"609", -"610", -"611", -"612", -"613", -"614",
    (ex? "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Ido 1")    		 "Denkan Kisei Nagoya Kahan 70"  
    3 "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 30",
    (one more unknown)    		 "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 60", -"61", -"600", -"601", -"602", -"603", -"604", -"605", -"606";
    (ex "Denkan Kisei Osaka")    		 "Denkan Kisei Osaka Kahan 70" "Denkan Kisei Osaka Ido 1", -"2"
    4 "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 60"
    (ex "Denkan Kisei Chugoku Kahan 6")    		 "Denkan Kisei Hiroshima Kahan 70"  
    5 "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 60" "Denkan Kisei Matsuyama Kahan 70"  
    6 "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 60"
    (ex "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 6")    		 "Denkan Kisei Kumamoto Kahan 70"  
    7 "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 60" "Denkan Kisei Sendai Kahan 70"  
    8 "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 60"
    (ex "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 6")    		 "Denkan Kisei Sapporo Kahan 70"  
    9 "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 60"
    (ex "Denkan Kisei Hokuriku Kahan 6");
    (ex? "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Ido 1")    		 "Denkan Kisei Kanazawa Kahan 70"  
    0 "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 60" "Denkan Kisei Nagano Kahan 70"  
    JR6 "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 10" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 20" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 30" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 40" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 50" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 60" "Denkan Kisei Naha Kahan 70"  
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July 2, 2010, Ryota "Roy" Motobayashi, JJ1WTL