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JOINT UIC – FSR TRANSPORT WEBINAR ON THE HANDBOOK ON RAILWAY REGULATION 1 Prof. Fumio KUROSAKI, Ph.D. Faculty of International Tourism Management Toyo University, Tokyo, Japan

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Page 1: Prof. Fumio KUROSAKI, Ph.D....JNR Reform (1987) Passenger Transport (JR) Three Major Types of Railways in Metropolitan Areas 4 1 JRLines 2 Metros 3 Private Railways Metropolitan areas

JOINT UIC – FSR TRANSPORT WEBINAR ON THE HANDBOOK ON RAILWAY REGULATION

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Prof. Fumio KUROSAKI, Ph.D.Faculty of International Tourism Management

Toyo University, Tokyo, Japan

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6 Passenger JRs 1 Freight Company�

JR Hokkaido

JR East

JR Central

JR West

JR ShikokuJR Kyushu

JR Freight

JNR Reform in 1987

Access to the Tracks

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Railway Operations(JNR)

Ownership of Railway Facilities

(JNR)

� 6 passenger JRs manage railway operations and ownrailway facilities.

� Only freight is separated.

Vertical Integration in JR Passenger Companies

Ownership of Railway Facilities

(JR)

Freight Transport

(JR)

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JNR Reform(1987)

Passenger Transport

(JR)

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Three Major Types of Railways in Metropolitan Areas

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3�Private Railways1�JR Lines 2�Metros

Metropolitan areas have some types of railway operators, such as JRs, Metros, and private railways.

Next slide explains how private railways could expand their network without public funds.

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<Business 1>Railway Construction

<Business 2>Land Development

Responsible for both projects

Kobayashi Ichizo model

Private railway company

� Affiliated businesses cover a large share of the revenue to private urban railways.

Integrated Development

The company could earn from both businesses.

Reason why private railways could extend the lines without public funds

3�Private Railways

Transition of population in Japan

<Background>The land price increased because of rapid population increase and urbanization.

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Transport Market in Japan

(Passengers/day)

JapanWide Gap

Passenger transport density* is so different within Japan.* Passenger Traffic Density = Transport Volume (Passenger km) / (Operating Line Length � Operating Days)

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Japanese Passenger Railways

Most railways maintain an integrated structure. But, more than half of mid-to-small private railway companies are suffering from a deficit even before the pandemic.

Classification No. of Companies JR companies 6

Major private railway companies 16

Semi-major companies 5

Public authorities 10

Mid-to-small private railway companies 136

Monorail, new transit systems, cable railways, etc. 33

Source: MLIT (2019)

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Each rail company operates on its track

Philosophy for Safety: Separation of responsibilities at the border station

This philosophy is applied to all the reciprocal through–services in Japan

such as: 1) JR & JR� 2) JR & Metro�3) Private & Metro� 4) Other cases

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JRTT (Public) JR West JR Central

JR CentralJR WestJR Kyushu

Vertical Separation

JR East JRTT (Public)

JR East

Vertical Separation

Ex.) Shinkansen Lines

Hakata Sta. Morioka Sta.Shin-Osaka Sta. Tokyo Sta.

Vertical Integration

Through-services

Separation of Responsibilities

Scheme is explained in the next slide.

Characteristics of Railway Operation in Japan �1�

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Public Finance (Central Gov. : Local Gov. = 2:1)

Usage Fee paid by JR

1. Construction: Public Works

Construction Cost

2. Ownership: Vertical Separation

JR Companies Responsible for O&M

LeaseUsage

Fee

JRTT (Government Agency)Owner of Infra. & Facilities

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Completed since JNR Reform

Under Construction

HokurikuShinkansen Tohoku

Shinkansen

Kyushu Shinkansen

<New Shinkansen Lines>

HokkaidoShinkansen

Construction by Vertical Separation e.g. New Shinkansen Lines

A JR Company manages the infrastructure.(Integrated Operation)

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Vertically Integrated Operation

Owner of the Infrastructure

Provider of Rail Services

Provider of Rail Services

Owner of the Infrastructure

&

Vertical Integration Vertical Separation

Integrated Operation

Characteristics of Railway Operation in Japan �2�

On each section, a single operator is responsible for the railway operation.

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<Most lines> <Some lines>

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<Some lines>Vertical Separation

Vertical Separation

RailwayOperation

Train Operations

Owner and Manager of the Infrastructure

Railway Operator A

Railway Operator B

Infrastructure Management

Smooth Coordination

Infrastructure Owner

<Most lines>Vertical Integration

Comparison of Railway OperationJapan EU Countries

Direction aimed by EU policy

Integrated Operation

Ownership of infrastructure varies

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1) Competition with other modes of transport Yes2) Competition between the tracks Yes3) Yard-stick competition / Profitability competition Yes

4) Competition for the Market (Competitive Bidding) Little

Competition in Japanese Passenger Railways

�Rail companies can keep an integrated operation.

5) Competition in the Market (Open Access/On-track Competition) No

�Rail operation must be separated.12

Characteristics of passenger railway operation in Japan

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(Passengers/day)

Japan

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Challenges facing COVID 19 PandemicsEven these railways are expected to fall in deficitin FY 2020.

Some significant changes might be necessary if pandemics continue for the coming years.

Provider of Rail Services

Owner of the Infrastructure

Certain Public Support?

Vertical Integration:

+

Revenue should cover all costsincluding infrastructure.

<Challenges>?<Most lines>

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Prof. Fumio KUROSAKI, Ph.D.E-mail: kurosaki026[at]toyo.jp

Thank you for your attention.

Any Questions?

JOINT UIC – FSR TRANSPORT WEBINAR ON THE HANDBOOK ON RAILWAY REGULATION