Adogawa Station - Takashima

I feel like a normal station.

It is a station in Takashima City. There are Shimamura, Supermarket Barrow, Heiwado, etc. nearby.

Opened July 20, 1974 (Showa 49).

This is the most open station in Takashima City. There is nothing to the north exit, but the south exit has all the commercial facilities necessary for living.

JR Kosei Line station. There is a green window. Trains below the Special Rapid Service stop. A convenient station with commercial facilities and financial institutions in the vicinity.

It is a feeling of a rural station. The elevator is on. The new rapid stops. The waiting room was heated and warm. In the winter, the door will be manual until the limited express passes. It seems unusual for urban people.

Adogawa Station is a station on the West Japan Railway Company (JR West) Kosei Line, located in Nishiyurugi, Adogawa-cho, Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture. The station number is JR-B16. history July 20, 1974 (Showa 49) --Yamashina Station on the Kosei Line of the Japanese National Railways --Opened at the same time as the opening of the entire line between Omi-Shiotsu Station. April 1, 1987-Becomes a JR West station due to the privatization of the JNR division [1]. November 1, 1992-Midori no Madoguchi begins operations. October 21, 2006-IC card "ICOCA" can be used. Corresponds with a simple ticket gate dedicated to IC cards. July 1, 2009-Urban Network Common to all stations, this station is completely non-smoking throughout the day. March 17, 2018-Station numbering has been introduced and started to be used. Station structure It is an elevated station equipped with a shelter facility with two island platforms and four lines [2]. There is only one ticket gate. The length of the platform is 260m, and the effective length of the platform is 12 cars. It is a business consignment station managed by Katata Station and entrusted with station operations by JR West Koutsu Service, and is equipped with a green ticket office, a simple automatic ticket gate for iC cards, and an automatic ticket vending machine. It is included in the ICOCA area of ​​the transportation iC card, various transportation iC cards can be used, and ICOCA can be purchased at the counter. Elevators and LED departure information indicators were installed and put into service by the timetable revision on March 14, 2009. Diamond During the daytime hours, two trains stop every hour, one of which is Special Rapid Service. Both Special Rapid Service and Rapid Service will stop. For trains that stop at Platforms 1 and 4, use the open / close button to keep the inside of the train warm, except for some trains. Usage situation It is the central station of the former Adogawa Town, and is the second largest station in Takashima City after Omi Imazu Station, and the express "Tateyama" used to stop there. Around the station The station name, Adogawa, runs almost halfway between Shin-Asahi Station and Shin-Asahi Station. East side Heiwado Adogawa store (former Adogawa store in front of the station relocated along National Highway 161) Kansai Mirai Bank Azumigawa Branch Shiga Bank Adogawa Branch Adogawa Post Office Shiga Prefectural Azumigawa High School Road Station Fujiki no Sato Adogawa West side Takashima City Office Adogawa Branch Takashima City Board of Education Secretariat Takashima City Azumi Elementary School Takashima City Azumigawa Junior High School Next station West Japan Railway Company B Kosei Line ■ Special Rapid Service ・ ■ Rapid Service ・ ■ Normal Omi Takashima Station (JR-B17) --Adogawa Station (JR-B16) --Shin-Asahi Station (JR-B15)

It is one of the commercial centers in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture. There are many facilities related to the birthplace of Toju Nakae, a saint of Omi. There are also many historic sites related to Emperor Keitai. The tourist information center has rental bicycles at the tourist information center next to the ticket gate. Please be careful until 13:00