Anoo Station - Otsu

It was a station where I wanted to fall in love even with the middle two illnesses. Since this is a rare unmanned station, anyone can enter.

There is a thick tree in front of the station, which is an accent. The Ishiyama Sakamoto Line has a short distance between stations, but there are quite a few places around here.

The 4th Anata No. 4 railroad crossing is known as a shooting spot on the Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line. A long time ago, the state of a single line continued, but in line with the completion of the maintenance project at Hama Otsu Station (currently Biwako Hama Otsu Station), it returned to a double track.

I want to fall in love with anime Stone masonry groups such as castle stone walls, hole masses There are various sacred places such as the obfuscated station

Anoo Station is a station on the Ishiyama Sakamoto Line of the Keihan Electric Railway, located in Anoo 2-chome, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture. Station number is OT19 history May 15, 1927 --Lake Biwa Railway Kisen Yamagami (currently abolished) --Opened when the Matsunobamba section opened. April 11, 1929-The merger makes it a station on the Ishiyama Sakamoto Line of the Keihan Electric Railway. October 1, 1943-The merger makes it a station for Keihanshin Express Railway (currently Hankyu Railway). 1945 March 31-Anata-Sakamoto is single-tracked due to metal supply. May 15-Discontinued to prevent transportation disruption. September 10, 1946-Reopened. December 1, 1949-Separated from Keihanshin Express Railway. It will be the Keihan Electric Railway station again. July 9, 1967 --Completion of the safety side line in the station yard and start of use. September 30, 1997-Anata-Sakamoto is double-tracked again [1]. Station structure It is a ground station with a two-sided, two-line relative platform, and is an unmanned station all day long. There is no station building, and you can enter the platform directly. The entrances and exits are in the middle of the platform for Ishiyama-dera and near Sakamoto for the platform for Sakamoto. The platforms of each other are connected by a railroad crossing near Sakamoto. When using PiTaPa or ICOCA, hold it over the card reader to enter and exit. Around the station Route 161 Karasaki Shrine JR West Kosei Line Karasaki Station Takaanaho Shrine to celebrate Emperor Keiko Anou Jizo-do, also known as "Enmei Jizo" References: Keihan Electric Railway station-placed public relations magazine "K PRESS" June 2014 issue, page 6 "That station walking map you care about" Other Similar station names include Anoh Station on the Sangi Railway Hokusei Line in Toin Town, Mie Prefecture, and Anou Station on the Chikuho Electric Railway in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. is there. In the anime "Love, Chunibyo, and I want to fall in love!" (Kyoto Animation), it is a model of the fictitious station "Rokudai Station" closest to the high school where the main character attends. Next station Keihan Electric Railway ▼ Ishiyama Sakamoto Line Shigasato Station (OT18) --Anoo Station (OT19) --Matsunobamba Station (OT20) Until 1974, there was a hydroponic farm front station between Shigasato station and this station.

Photo taken from a railroad crossing inside the station I like it because it has a feeling of openness

This station was used as the stage for an anime that says "I want to fall in love with Chuunibyou!" The station itself is an unmanned station and it's a gokgokfutsu station with nothing, but I think it's fun for Chuni love lovers! By the way, I love Chuni Koi too and have visited this station many times! Just a year or two ago, a Nakani Koi wrapping car was running, but the running period has ended, and I, who love Nakani Koi, feel a little lonely. However, there are some anime wrapping vehicles running on this Keihan Saka Line, so when you visit Shiga prefecture, you can enjoy seeing the wrapping vehicles in your sightseeing schedule! If you are interested, please see "I want to fall in love with Chuunibyo!"