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JR Uchibo Line Resumes Service on Its Entire Length; Passengers Say "I'm Honestly so Happy"; Restoration Is Earlier than Expected Due to Partial Service Suspension Caused by Typhoon No. 25

The JR Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture, which had been partially suspended due to the effects of Typhoon No. 25, has resumed full service after approximately a month and a half. The JR Uchibo Line, which runs through Chiba Prefecture, had been suspended between Anegasaki Station and Nagaura Station in September 2026 due to mudslides caused by heavy rain from Typhoon No. 25, with substitute buses operating. Service resumed on this section around …
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The JR Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture, which had been partially suspended due to the effects of Typhoon No. 25, has resumed full service after approximately a month and a half. The JR Uchibo Line, which runs through Chiba Prefecture, had been suspended between Anegasaki Station and Nagaura Station in September 2026 due to mudslides caused by heavy rain from Typhoon No. 25, with substitute buses operating. Service resumed on this section around …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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