Shin-Asahi Station - Takashima

There is a non-smoking pop at the station, but it is a pity that the butts are always falling. There is no elevator. There is a coffee shop nearby at a calm station. There are two or one trains per hour.

It's quite cold when it snows. There aren't many shops around, so I can't relax, but if you want to relax, you can come here.

The toilet was brand new and clean. (2020_08_14)

Get off at this station to Takashima City Hall and Shin-Asahi Public Hall. This is a town that you want to get off on the way. The area around the station is a residential area, and post offices and commercial facilities include Nafco, Komeri Hard & Green, and Japan.

There is a supermarket nearby that is often used by neighbors

JR Kosei Line station. Unmanned station in the morning and at night. Two trains arrive and depart per hour during the day. There is no convenience store around the station. Community buses arrive and depart from the street buses.

The number of trains during the day is two per hour, but one of them is a 12-car special rapid service. Even at such stations, we are quite blessed when the 12-car train arrives every hour.

Shin-Asahi Station is a station on the West Japan Railway Company (JR West) Kosei Line, located in Shin-Asahi-cho, Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture. The station number is JR-B15. It is the closest station to Takashima City Office, but the center of government offices is around the neighboring Omi Imazu Station. history There was a station with the same name on the Ewaka Railway, which ran nearby until 1969, before the opening of the Kosei Line. chronology 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 station of West Japan Railway Company (JR West) due to the privatization of JNR. [1] 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 12, 2011 --With the revision of the timetable, it will be a stop for rapid trains. As a result, the platform will be extended to accommodate 12-car train stops. March 17, 2018-Station numbering has been introduced and started to be used. Station structure home It is an elevated station with two lines on two sides of a relative platform. Since it does not have a turnout or an absolute traffic light, it is classified as a bus stop. Due to the extension of the effective length of the platform, the 12-car train can now be stopped (previously, the only 12-car train could not be stopped at the special rapid service station). There is only one ticket gate. It is an outsourced station managed by Katata Station and entrusted with station operations by JR West Koutsu Service, and is unmanned in the morning and at night. Although it is a station where ICOCA can be used (see the section on ICOCA for interoperable IC cards), there is no automatic ticket gate, and when using it, the card reader provided at the ticket gate will be used. Around the station Since it was installed near the boundary between the old Shingi Village and Aiba Village when the Kosei Line opened, and between the remains of Shin-Asahi Station and Aiba Station on the Ewaka Railway, the buildings are sparse and very lonely compared to the areas around the stations on both sides. East side Takashima City Office (formerly Shin-Asahi Town Office) Shin-Asahi Public Hall Takashima Local Product Center Takashima City Kosai Junior High School Amida Temple West side Shinasahi Town Agricultural Cooperative Headquarters Shin-asahi Post Office Shin-Asahi Sports Park Next station West Japan Railway Company B Kosei Line ■ Special Rapid Service ・ ■ Rapid Service ・ ■ Normal Adogawa Station (JR-B16) --Shin-Asahi Station (JR-B15) --Omi Imazu Station (JR-B14)