Akagi

Summary

Akagi is a train service^[1]. Akagi draws 29 Wikipedia views per month (train_service category, ranking #90 of 504).^[2]

Key Facts

• Akagi is located in Tokyo^[3].
• Akagi is located in Saitama Prefecture^[4].
• Akagi is located in Gunma Prefecture^[5].
• Akagi is in the country of Japan^[6].
• Akagi's image is recorded as JReast651-1000suwaro-akagi.jpg^[7].
• Akagi's instance of is recorded as train service^[8].
• Akagi's instance of is recorded as limited express^[9].
• Akagi's instance of is recorded as named passenger train service^[10].
• Akagi's connecting line is recorded as Tōhoku Main Line^[11].
• Akagi's connecting line is recorded as Takasaki Line^[12].
• Akagi's connecting line is recorded as Jōetsu Line^[13].
• Akagi's connecting line is recorded as Ryōmō Line^[14].
• Akagi's owned by is recorded as East Japan Railway Company^[15].
• Akagi's operator is recorded as East Japan Railway Company^[16].
• Akagi's Commons category is recorded as Akagi (train)^[17].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Ueno Station^[18].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Maebashi Station^[19].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Takasaki Station^[20].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Honjō Station^[21].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Kumagaya Station^[22].
• Akagi's terminus is recorded as Kōnosu Station^[23].
• +1960-03-10T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Akagi^[24].
• Akagi's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/065zksj^[25].
• Akagi's state of use is recorded as in use^[26].

Why It Matters

Akagi draws 29 Wikipedia views per month (train_service category, ranking #90 of 504).^[2] Akagi is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[27]