weekends. There used to be many more trains that utilized the Tōhoku Main Line's tracks, but the numbers have decreased in recent years. Past trains went to such places as Fukushima, Matsushima, and Kogota. After 2001, the numbers began going down until they reached two trains, which is the number. It was expected that that number would increase in 2006, though, when the Sendai Airport Line opens. And now, no train runs through to Tohoku Main Line or Sendai Airport Access Line. Station list Notes Trains can pass one another at stations marked "◇", "∨", and "∧" and cannot pass at stations marked "｜". Nishi-Sendai Hi Land and Yatsumori Stations were officially closed on March 14, 2014. The stations were not operational since early 2000s and even in the past only open during certain times of the year. [1] From Uzen-Chitose to Yamagata, the Senzan Line operates on the tracks of the Ōu Line. The D-Rapid is Sendai-bound, while the E-Rapid is Yamagata-bound References [1] 仙山線 西仙台ハイランド駅及び八ツ森駅廃止について - JR東日本仙台支社 http://jr-sendai.com/upload-images/2014/02/ekihaishi.pdf Lines of East Japan Railway Company Rail transport in Yamagata Prefecture Rail transport in Miyagi Prefecture Railway lines opened in 1929 1929 establishments in Japan 1067 mm gauge railways in Japan