Station out of the temple

A station (じちゅうえき) out of the temples is the Hokuriku Railroad metal and stone tools line station which existed in Jichumachi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa. It became the deserted station in (1971) in 1971.

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Station structure

The unmanned station of the passenger home one 1 line.

History

• I practice medicine as a station of unknown - metal and stone tools electric railroad at time. Only train exchange was carried out at first as a turnout.
• It becomes the Hokuriku Railroad station by - merger (1943) on October 13 in 1943.
• It is a deserted station by September 1 - metal and stone tools line whole line abolition (1971) for 1,971 years.

The next station

Hokuriku Railroad

Metal and stone tools line

Station - metal and stone tools station out of the furrow field Station - temple

Abolition post

It becomes the widening site of the metal and stone tools highway and does not keep a trace.

Allied item

• List of railroad stations of Japan
• Deserted station

Coordinate: 36°35'N 47.5 seconds 136°36'E 8.9 seconds

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