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13Oct/170

Shin-Osaka Webcam – Timetable

I'll update this as I add more services, but here's a list of trains that you can expect to see on the Shin-Osaka Webcam. I'll try and get the freight timetable in there ASAP. Note that the current data below is sourced from Google Maps. It is very up-to-the-minute and therefore will only show future departures!


Regarding the times above... the video is on the east side of the station, so anything heading west will actually appear sooner than the time indicated. The time is the departure time from Shin-Osaka Station, so anything heading east will depart the platforms as indicated. Take anywhere from a minute to 10 seconds off the time for trains heading west.

Unfortunately, the video cannot be embedded, so you'll have to practice alt-tabbing when required.

Here's a post on what you can expect to see on the camera. And here's a cool sighting of Doctor Yellow. Send messages through if you see interesting trains!

Movements of interest

The list below has been collated from either timetables or actually watching the camera. From my thread here, you'll start seeing the correlations, and my comments regarding, the movements that happen regularly and to the timetable.

Description Photos
DE10 Light Engine
0853, 0904
This timeslot allows a locomotive to travel light to fetch items from Kawasaki in Hyogo. See the next line for the return service.
de10-returning more-de10
DE10 with Kawasaki Consist
1358 (following above)
This should be the same locomotive above (currently usually a DE10) returning with whatever it was sent to pick up.
de10-new-consist de10-flats
Westbound Locomotive Balancing
1018
It seems that this freight train usually has two locomotives up front. Only one is needed, so it must be a balancing move.
hd300-load-balance double-header
Doctor Yellow
のぞみ 166 - 1354
のぞみ 337 - 1420
のぞみ 386 - 1623
のぞみ 179 - 1613
This service only runs on very specific days... I've caught it both inbound and outbound at around the same time? Online timetables don't quite correlate to these sightings, so it's honestly just a fluke on my behalf!
doc yel dr-yellow
Thunderbird dead-head to Osaka
0649, 0705, 1130
The EMU consists run along the Tokaido line and use the triangle just south of Amagasaki to get into Osaka station instead of crowding the line in via Umeda.
dead-head-tbird double-birds
...more to come...
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