Jūnikane Station - Kiso District

Name: Jūnikane Station - Kiso District
Address: Yomikaki, Nagiso, Kiso District, Nagano 399-5301, Japan, 399-5301, Japan

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住所：	Yomikaki, Nagiso, Kiso District, Nagano 399-5301, Japan
Postal code :	399-5301
カテゴリ：	鉄道駅 ,

Yomikaki, Nagiso, Kiso District, Nagano 399-5301, Japan

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ｋ	ｋｋｋｋ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 何もない詫びさびを感じられて好き。 I like the feeling of nothing rustic.
青	青二才鉄雄 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 十二兼と書いて「じゅうにかね」と読みます。 It is written as "12-kane" and read as "12 kane".
土	土屋智志 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1日20人ほどしか利用しない駅。とにかく、始発が遅いんだYo！ A station that only uses about 20 people a day. Anyway, the first train is late Yo!
t	taro mame on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 南木曽町の東側に位置し国道19号線、木曽川に沿い駅周辺はほんの数件しか家がなく駅舎も山小屋風の物でトイレ(兼用)も置かれている。路線も名古屋からここまでか複線でこの先は単線と複線の区間が混在する。普通列車も南木曽〜上松間が最少の区間となる。 Located on the east side of Minamigiso-cho, along Route 19, along the Kiso River, there are only a few houses around the station, and there are station buildings and a hut-like thing in the station building as well as restrooms. The route is also from Nagoya to here or a double track, and the section of single track and double track will be mixed in the future. The ordinary train is also the smallest section between the Nagiso and Kamimatsu.
早	早川幸宏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曽川と国道19号にはさまれた2面2線の無人駅。カーブ上にホームが設置されている。当駅から下り方面は倉本まで単線区間で特急しなの号同士の交換もあります。国道を通る車以外は静かな環境。 An unmanned station on the 2nd and 2nd line, which is sandwiched between Kisogawa and Route 19. Home is set up on the curve. In the direction of descending from this station, there is also the exchange of limited express Shinano trains on a single line section to Kuramoto. Quiet environment except for cars that pass through national highways.
パ	パズピー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 対向式ホーム2面2線を持つ中央本線の駅。ここから野尻まで一駅は単線のため列車交換をすることがある。 Chuo Main Line station with 2 lines on opposite platforms. From here to Nojiri, one station may change trains for a single line.
n	nasiji 1026 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 意味深な、十二兼の読み仮名に興味がありましたから調べて見ました。渓谷(ｾ)の狭い土地(ﾆ)に岸壁(ｶ)が屋根(ﾈ)の様に立ちはだかっていると言う地域のさまを、言いやすく読みやすく“ジュウニカネ”と名付けたらしい。う～ん、今一分かった様でわかりづらいかも……❔ I was interested in the meaningful reading of Jūnikane, so I looked it up. It seems that the area where the quay stands like a roof on the narrow land of the valley is named "Junikane" in an easy-to-speak and easy-to-read manner. Hmmm, it may be difficult to understand because it seems to be understood now ... ❔
W	W K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 70年代の後半、塩尻から名古屋方面へ鈍行に乗ったのです。国鉄の緑オレンジの車両、天井の扇風機、ひじ掛けが曲線型の木製。この辺りの駅に止まるとディーゼルが止まって、鳥のさえずりが聞こえる静寂に。しばらくすると駅弁売りが来て、峠の釜めしを買いました。覚えてないけど10分以上止まってた。名古屋に向いて右が渓谷、辺りに何もない。もしかすると旧道しかなかったのかもしれない。たぶん、この駅じゃなかったかと思うのですが・・・ In the latter half of the 70's, I took a local train from Shiojiri to Nagoya. The green-orange vehicle of the Japanese National Railways, the fan on the ceiling, and the wooden armrests are curved. When you stop at a station around here, the diesel stops and you can hear the birds singing in silence. After a while, the ekiben sale came and I bought a Kamameshi on the pass. I don't remember, but it stopped for more than 10 minutes. Facing Nagoya, the valley is on the right, and there is nothing around. Perhaps there was only the old road. I think it was this station ...