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- 1937The Kamome name (written 鷗) is first used on limited express services between Tokyo and Kobe, from 1 July 1937 until February 1943.
- 1953The Kamome name is revived on 15 March 1953 for limited express services between Kyoto and Hakata (discontinued March 1975 after the San'yo Shinkansen reached Hakata).
- 1976Following electrification of the Nagasaki Main Line, Kamome services resume on 1 July 1976 using 485 series EMUs, starting with seven daily round trips.
- 2020On 28 October 2020 JR Kyushu announces that the Nishi Kyushu (Nagasaki) Shinkansen service will be named Kamome and operated by a six-car N700S series.
- 2022On 23 September 2022 the Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen opens between Takeo-Onsen and Nagasaki; the Kamome name transfers to the Shinkansen and the remaining Takeo-Onsen–Hakata limited expresses are renamed Relay Kamome, connecting cross-platform at Takeo-Onsen.
- 2025From the 15 March 2025 timetable revision, Kamome No. 1 begins stopping at Ureshino-Onsen.
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