Tabata Station (Shizuoka)

Tabata Station
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たばたけ - Tabatake
◄Four villages (1.1km) (1.3km) Nakamura►
The location	The Inasacho, Inasa-gun, Shizuoka (existing Inasacho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi) fields 34°50'N 32.7 seconds A 137°38'E 56.5 seconds coordinate: 34°50'N 32.7 seconds 137°38'E 56.5 seconds
Position company	Ensyu Railway
Position route	Okuyama line
Distance in kilometers	22.5km (the 遠鉄浜松) starting point of the Azumadamachi (back)
Station structure	Station above the ground
Home	One 1 line
The opening of business date	It is April 15 (1923) for 1,923 years
The abolition date	Unknown (before 1952 (1952))
Remarks	It is a deserted station after a stop in wartime
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Tabata Station (たばたけえき) is the Inasachotabatake, Inasa-gun, Shizuoka (at the time of the opening of business former Inasa-gun Okuyama village fields, existing Inasachotabatake, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi) Ensyu Railway Okuyama Line station who looked good (deserted station). It became the deserted station (or all over the wartime a deserted station) without reviving after the stop with the war regime.

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History

• 1923 (1923) with the extension opening to traffic (Okuyama line completion) between April 15 - Hamamatsu railroad Kiga Station (later Kiga Exit Station) - Okuyama station the opening of business [¹] [²].
• Become the stop station with - war regime in the early 1940s [²]; (^[1] or to become the abolition at this point in time).
• - Hamamatsu railroad merges with Ensyu Railway (1947) on May 1 in 1947. Become the Ensyu Railway Okuyama line station with it (among stop (abolition)); [¹].
• It becomes - abolition (1952) (1946) in -1952 year in 1946 [²].

Station structure

At the time of the abolition, it was a station having simple system home one 1 line above the ground [³].

It became the unmanned station from the opening of business [³]. The station building and geisha restaurant place did not exist and was only 駅名標 [³].

Around station

• Shizuoka prefectural road 303 Shinshiro Inasa Line
• Six place Shrine
• Dragon ヶ rocky cavern
• Major shrine Terakawa

Station trace

Track traces from the Syorakuji Station trace neighborhood to the neighborhood of small Saito station trace this side were converted into a road as of (1997) in 1997 [⁴], and it was similar (2007) as of August [⁵], and the atmosphere of the track trace remained [⁶] in 2007 [⁶] and was similar as of (2010) in 2010 [⁷].

The next station

Ensyu Railway

Okuyama line

Four villages Station - Tabata Station - Nakamura Station

Footnote

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1. ^ ^{a b c} a book "new railroad abolished line trace 3 walking Hokuriku, Shinshu, Tokai edition" (JTB publishing, April, 2010 publication) from 216 pages.
2. ^ ^{a b c} book "all Japanese rail travel atlas whole line station total abolition line 7 Tokai" (the supervision: in Keisuke Imao, Shinchosha, November, 2008 published) than page 35.
3. ^ ^{a b c} book "long ago Shizuo or let take to me railroad" (編: Shizuoka Shimbun-sha static newly in new book, June, 2006 published) than page 91.
4. ^ book "a railroad abolished line trace III to walk" (JTB publishing, May, 1997 publication) from 93-94 pages.
5. ^ book "II Kanto, Shinshu, Tokai edition walking the abolished line trace of the private railroad" (a work: in Hirokazu Terada, JTB publishing, January, 2008 published) from 44-47 pages.
6. The ^ ^{a b} book "wheel track 6 central part that went out newly" (a work: in Hirokazu Terada, cat publishing, May, 2011 published) than page 77.
7. From ^ "new railroad abolished line trace 3 129 pages to walk."

Allied item

• The station of the same character abnormal noise of Central Japan Railway Company (Central Japan Railway) Iida Line existing in Tabata Station - Nagano. The reading "たばた."
• List of railroad stations of Japan

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