at stations marked "△" Note: Trains going beyond Tsuchiura and listed as ‘15 cars’ on timetables will be reduced to a max to 10 cars past Tsuchiura station due to shorter platform lengths Iwaki – Iwanuma – Sendai Legend Trains stop at stations marked "●" and pass those marked "｜" Few trains stop at stations marked "△" Stations marked "◇" are located on passing loops and allow trains in opposite directions to pass each other Rolling stock Local / Rapid service stock Shinagawa – Ueno – Iwaki Jōban Line (Local) JR East stock E233-2000 series (x19) 10-car EMUs Tokyo Metro stock Tokyo Metro 16000 series (x37) 10-car EMUs Odakyu stock Odakyu 4000 series Jōban Line (Rapid) E231-0 series 10+5-car EMUs Jōban Line E501 series 10 and 5 car EMUs (Operates only between Tsuchiura and Kusano) E531 series 10 and 5-car EMUs (can run as 15 car configuration as far as Tsuchiura station) Iwaki – Sendai 701 series 719 series E531 series E721 series Limited express stock E657 series 10-car EMUs (Hitachi/Tokiwa services) (from 17 March 2012) Past Kiha 58 DMUs (Tokiwa and Okukuji rapid services) (through services to Suigun Line) (until March 1985) 80 series EMUs (Hitachi services) (from October 1969 until October 1972) 401 series EMUs (cream with blue stripe) (from June 1961 until 1987) 485 series EMUs (Hitachi services) (from October 1972 until December 1998) 103 series 10+5-car EMUs (emerald green livery) (from December 1967 until March 2006) 103-1000 series 10-car EMUs (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line through-running services, sea green stripe) (from 1971 until April 1986) 403 series/415 series 7+4+4-car EMUs (cream with blue stripe) (from 1965 until March 2007) 207–900 series 10-car EMU (x1) (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line through-running services, emerald green stripe) (from 1986 until December 2009) 203 series 10-car EMUs (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line through-running services, emerald green stripe) (from 1982 until 26 September 2011) 415–1500 series 4-car EMUs (blue stripe) (from 1986 until 2016) 651 series 7+4-car EMUs (x9) (Hitachi services) (from March 1989 until March 2015) E653 series 7+4-car EMUs (Fresh Hitachi services) (from October 1997 until March 2013) 209–1000 series 10-car EMUs (from 1999 until 13 October 2018) See also Tohoku Main Line References External links Stations of the Jōban Line (JR East) Jōban Line Lines of East Japan Railway Company Railway lines in Tokyo Railway lines in Chiba Prefecture Rail transport in Ibaraki Prefecture Rail transport in Fukushima Prefecture Rail transport