  Recent studies of supernova remnants (SNRs) have revealed that some SNRs
exhibit a neutral iron line emission at 6.4 keV. This line has been proposed to
originate from the interaction of high-energy particles formed in the SNR shell
with the surrounding cold matter. We searched for the neutral iron line
emission in the SNR W49B. Significant detection of the 6.4 keV line is found in
the northwest region, close to the molecular cloud interacting with the SNR
shell. In addition, an excess emission at 8-9 keV, in which K_gamma, K_delta,
and K_epsilon lines of He-like iron exist, is also significantly found in the
region where the radio shell is not bright. We discuss the origin of the 6.4
keV line and the excess emission at 8-9 keV.
