Monorail and Urban Development in Japan

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2013/8/20 1 Monorail and Urban Development in Japan Dr. Yuji HINO Managing Director Japan Monorail Association Characteristics of Urban Transportation System Urban Transportation System Capacity Introduction space Tires Urban Railway Ground, Ud G d Steel Large Under Ground Elevated Subway Under Ground Steel Monorail (straddle) Elevated Rubber Automated Guideway Transit Elevated Rubber (suspended) 2 Tram, Streetcar, LRT Ground Steel BRT, Guideway Bus Elevated Rubber Bus Ground Rubber Small

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Monorail and Urban Development  in Japan

Dr. Yuji HINOj

Managing Director 

Japan Monorail Association

Characteristics of Urban Transportation System

Urban Transportation System Capacity Introductionspace

Tires

Urban Railway Ground,U d G d

SteelLarge

Under GroundElevated

Subway Under Ground Steel

Monorail (straddle)(Suspended)

Elevated Rubber

Automated Guideway Transit Elevated Rubber

(suspended)

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Tram, Streetcar, LRT Ground Steel

BRT, Guideway Bus Elevated Rubber

Bus Ground RubberSmall

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Type of Monorail

Size of Monorail Car

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◎Safety No operational accidents  resulting 

in injury or death.

◎Construction CostMonorail  Subway

◎Operation Cost

Monorail     =    Subway

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11 monorail systems with total length of 112km

11 monorail systems with total length of 112km

Tokyo Monorail  links  Haneda Airport and  CBDL=17.8km   Since 1964

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11 monorail systems with total length of 112km

L=16.0km   Since 1998

11 monorail systems with total length of 112km

L=28.0km   Since 1990

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11 monorail systems with total length of 112km

L=12.9km   Since 2003

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60,000

70,000

Tokyo Monorail

1972 / Monorail  ConstructionPromotion Law

(Thousand Persons / Year) Passenger Traffic Volume of Monorails

1974 / National Subsidy forMonorail Construction

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40,000

50,000

Osaka Monorail

Tama Monorail

Monorail  Construction

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Okinawa Monorail

Railway Network and Location of  Monorails in Tokyo Metropolitan Area 2010

Monorails

Chiba Monorail 

Tama Monorail in 1998

in 1988

Tokyo monorail in 1964

Shonan MonorailIn 1970

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Railway Network  in Tokyo around 1950

Railway network in 1950of Tokyo Metropolitan Area

Streetcar (Tram) networkin 1961 in Tokyo CBD Area

Streetcar networkin Tokyo CBD in 1961 

Road Traffic Congestion

Under StreetsOver Streets  On Streets 

Urban HighwayNetwork in 1973

Subway Networkin 1973 

Streetcar networkin 1971

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Practical Use of Monorail Systems

in Metropolitan Area

→Creation of new railway network→Creation of new railway networkby linking existing railways

→Access to existing railway

→Access to Airport

→Access to Development Area(Urban development integratedwith Monorail Construction) 

Tokyo MonorailLine Length:      17.8km

Number of Stations: 11

Maximum Operational Speed:80 km/hour

S h d l d S d f EScheduled Speed for Express Type Monorail:

54 km/hour

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Tama Area

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(Thousand Persons / Year) Passenger Traffic Volume of Monorails

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Financial Financial Achievement of Monorail Operators Million Yen Operating Income

Million Yen Income before Tax

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3,000 Tokyo Monorail

Tama Monorail

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Monorail

Osaka Monorail

Kitakyushu Monorail

Okinawa Monorail

TamaMonorail

TamaMonorail

‐2,000 

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Chiba Monorail

Shonan Monorail

Land Readjustment ProjectUrban Renewal ProjectLarge Scale Shopping Center

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(Thousand Persons / Year) Passenger Traffic Volume of Monorails

30,000

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Osaka Monorail

Tama Monorail

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Financial Financial Achievement of Monorail Operators Million Yen Operating Income

Million Yen Income before Tax

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3,000 Tokyo Monorail

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Osaka monorailOsaka monorail

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Osaka Monorail

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Chiba Monorail

Shonan Monorail

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South Korea Tokyo

Okinawa MonorailChina

Japan

since 2003 with 12.9km

Okinawa Island

◎Reduction of Traveling Time

ex. Between Airport to Shuri Station: about 33 minutes reduction from 60 minutes by car to 27 minutes by monorail

Effects of Okinawa Monorail Construction

◎Alleviation of road traffic

ex. The case of central main street

Car traffic volume: about 15% reduction

Car travlins speed: about 60% increase

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60分

27分整備後

(モノレール)

整備前(バス)

所要時間(分)

33分短縮

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Okinawa Monorail and Urban Development Projects

Population growth in the vicinity of monorail stations

Development nearOmoromachi Station

Start of Service(August, 2003)

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Conclusion

◎ Characteristics and operational  records of the Japanese monorail system

◎ Safe, Stable and Reliable transportation system◎ Safe, Stable and Reliable transportation system

◎ Integrated urban development and monorail construction  contributes  to sound urban development and sustainable monorail operation.  

◎ Japanese monorail systems built outside of Japan

Thank you very much

◎ Expectation to contribute to  the development of    Republic of India  through  Japanese monorail  technology