Fukui is a key rail hub in Fukui Prefecture on Japan's Hokuriku corridor, linking the Sea of Japan side with Tokyo, Kanazawa, Tsuruga, and Kansai connections. The city has one dominant long-distance rail hub, Fukui Station, with adjacent regional rail stops used by local operators. JR West serves Fukui with Hokuriku Shinkansen trains, while Hapi-Line Fukui and Echizen Railway operate regional services around the prefecture.
Train services from Fukui include Hokuriku Shinkansen high-speed trains, Hapi-Line Fukui regional trains on the former Hokuriku Main Line corridor, and Echizen Railway services toward local communities north and east of the city. Fukui Railway also links central Fukui with the Takefu area through its regional rail network. Fukui Station is the main train station for long-distance train tickets and transfers between operators.
Rail routes from Fukui run east toward Kanazawa, Toyama, Nagano, and Tokyo, south toward Tsuruga for onward connections to Kyoto and Osaka, and within Fukui Prefecture toward Awaraonsen, Sabae, Takefu, and Katsuyama. Book trains from and to Fukui(Fukui) online at Rail Monsters.