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Typhoon 25 railway damage and restoration in Japan

Overview

Following damage caused by Typhoon 25, JR East began restoring services on several lines in Chiba Prefecture. In early October 2026, service resumed on the Narita Line between Sahara and Choshi, and on the Uchibo Line between Nagaura and Kisarazu. However, landslides kept the section between Nagaura and Anegasaki suspended, requiring replacement bus services.

By late October, JR East announced that service on the Uchibo Line between Anegasaki and Nagaura is expected to resume on November 9, 2026. This restoration will allow the limited express ‘Sazanami’ to return to its full route. To facilitate the restart and remove temporary equipment, service will be suspended between Anegasaki and Kisarazu on November 8, with substitute buses and cycle services provided for specific sections.

Entities

JR East · Uchibo Line · Nagaura Station · Anegasaki Station · Kisarazu Station

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    JR East to resume Uchibo Line service between Anegasaki and Nagaura

    JR East expects to resume Uchibo Line service between Anegasaki and Nagaura on November 9, 2026, following Typhoon 25 damage.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    JR East resumes service on parts of Narita and Uchibo lines after Typhoon 25

    JR East is resuming services on parts of the Narita and Uchibo lines following Typhoon 25 damage, with some sections returning to operation ahead of schedule.

Sources

fnn.jp · railf.jp · traicy.com · yutakato.jp