This is a collection of JR West express trains running in the Keihanshin area of ​​Kansai. The trains run in this order: Mizukaze, Thunderbird, Biwako Express, Business Thunderbird, Kansai Airport Limited Express Haruka, Kuroshio, (Wide View) Hida, Super Hakuto, Hamakaze (Biwako Express), Kounotori, Kinosaki, Hashidate, Maizuru, Sunrise Seto and Izumo. The summer of 2018 (Heisei 30) was marked by a series of natural disasters, including the northern Osaka earthquake, the heavy rains of July 2018, planned service suspensions due to typhoons, and unprecedented heat waves. The description of the recovery situation is up to November 2018, and other operational status is from the summer of 2018. The number of trains in operation is regular trains, not including special trains, and some of the starting and ending stations and operation have been omitted. There are some errors in the text in the video. The section where "Maizuru" is coupled with "Kinosaki" and "Hashidate" is between Kyoto and Ayabe. I'm sorry, but I will correct it in this explanation and comment section. More than 100 express trains run every 50 minutes. Please refer to the following for running times. 00:00 9 express trains that appear in this video 02:21 "Twilight Express Mizukaze" 05:47 "Thunderbird" 15:01 "Haruka" 22:47 "Kuroshio" 30:05 "Wide View Hida" 32:00 "Super Hakuto" 35:21 "Hamakaze" 38:27 "Konotori" 40:54 "Kinosaki", "Hashidate", "Maizuru" 46:45 "Sunrise Seto / Izumo" Supplementary information. The 683 series of "Thunderbird" was completely renewed in 2018. The sound effects were borrowed from TAM Music Factory, a sound material store for MIDI, MP3, sound effects, etc. Please also take a look at the video of Kansai Private Railway Express Trains (Spring 2017) • Kansai Private Railway Express Trains Spring 2017 (Kintetsu, Nankai, Semboku Rapid Railway, Hankyu, Keihan, Hanshin, Sanyo Electric Railway).