Minase Station

Minase Station *
Station building
Consider; - Minase
◄HK-73 Kamimoku (0.8km) (2.0km) Oyamazaki HK-75►
The location	1-17-12, Minase, Shimamoto-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka [1] 34°52'N 38.79 seconds 135°40'E 3.13 seconds
Station number	○HK-74
Position company	Hankyu Corporation
Position route	■Kyoto Main Line
Distance in kilometers	25.7km (13 starting points) It is 28.1km from Umeda
Station structure	Elevated station
Home	Two 2 lines
The getting on and off staff -Statistics year -	10,746 people/day -2014 -
The opening of business date	It is May 16 (1939) for 1,939 years
Remarks	* I am renamed in (1948) in 1948 by the Sakurai ノ Station station
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Minase Station(I can consider it and come) is a Hankyu Corporation Kyoto Main Line station at 1, Minase, Shimamoto-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka. The station number is HK-74.

It was Shimamoto-cho only railroad station until Shimamoto Station started a business to West Japan Railway Co. (West Japan Railway) Tokaido Main Line (JR Kyoto Line) (2008) on March 15 in 2008 [²].

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History

The station name at the time of the opening of business was a station name to have "a station" at "Sakurai ノ Station" station and the end. This "station" sets out for the post town (posting stage), and our station is the nearest station of the Sakurai Station trace of the historic spot with a former posting stage trace [¹]; [³]. Sakurai Station trace was the parting stage of Sakurai where Masashige Kusuki, Masayukis parted, and our station was full of the visitors who believed in Masashige Kusunoki over wartime from prewar days, and went and worshiped with a station trace, too [¹]; [³].

• 1939 (1939) between Kammaki Station (rename it from "Sakurai, Kanmaki ノ Station Station" on the same day) - Oyamazaki Station of May 16 - Keihan Electric Railway new Keihan Line as Sakurai ノ Station Station (さくらいのえきえき) the opening of business [³] [⁴].
• It becomes the Keihanshin district express Railway Corporation (current Hankyu Corporation) station by - company merger (1943) on October 1 in 1943 [³].
• I am renamed to - Minase Station (1948) on January 1 in 1948 [³].
• - new Keihan Line is renamed (1949) on December 1 in 1949 by Kyoto Main Line, and our station becomes the position, too [³].
• 1963 (1963)
  • - high shelf borrows the track of the Tokaido Shinkansen for construction on April 24 and I install a temporary home and do business [³].
  • December 29 - overhead wire completion [³]. I am transferred by the existing home.
• It becomes eight formation-response homes by - extension (2001) on March 24 in 2001.
• - construction for barrier-free is completed (2011) on March 16 in 2011.
• I introduce - station number (2013) on December 21 in 2013 [³].

Station structure

The elevated Tokaido Shinkansen station which has relative expression home two 2 line parallel to a viaduct. There is the wicket on the elevated horizon underneath only in one place. The stairs to inform of a concourse and the home in the wicket are established nearer Kawaramachi of the home.

Because the Tokaido Shinkansen is adjacent, I can see the Shinkansen passes at high speed close.

Platform

(the west)	■Kyoto Main Line (the up)	Kyoto (Kawaramachi)・Katsura・ArashiyamaThe area
(the east side)	■Kyoto Main Line (descent)	Osaka (Umeda)・Tengachaya・Kitasenri・Kobe・TakarazukaThe area

※ The platform number is not set.

Use situation

The daily getting on and off staff in the specific day of the degree is 10,746 people (2014) for 2,014 years. (the source: Osaka statistical yearbook)

A user moves to Shimamoto Station of JR Kyoto Line which started a business in (2008) in 2008 and is a tendency to decrease.

The year	Specific day		The source
	The getting on and off staff	Vehicle ridership
2000	16,659	8,447	[5]
2001	16,736	8,285	[6]
2002	16,392	8,257	[7]
2003	15,838	7,980	[8]
2004	15,671	7,673	[9]
2005	16,414	8,059	[10]
2006	16,109	7,898	[11]
2007	16,204	8,067	[12]
2008	12,325	6,076	[13]
2009	11,315	5,543	[14]
2010	10,959	5,359	[15]
2011	10,809	5,338	[16]
2012	10,979	5,305	[17]
2013	10,995	5,370	[18]
2014	10,746	5,194	[19]

Around station

• There are 100 selections of Osaka only famous clear water, "water of the imperial villa" in the Minase major shrine - precincts.
• Sakurai Station trace
• Minase, Shimamoto post office
• Hitachi Metals Yamasaki mill
• Shimamoto town fourth elementary school
• Consider; lacing braid
• JR Kyoto Line Shimamoto Station - approximately 700 meters
• Shimamoto municipality history culture museum
• Shimamoto-cho government office
• Shimamoto municipality library

There is much water underground so that there is 100 selections of famous clear water (water of the imperial villa), but a character of "Minase" is affected from the place where there is little water seen on the surface of the earth.

Bus platform

There is "Hankyu Minase" stop at the station square, and the following routes arrive and depart.

• Hankyu Bus
  • 40 systems: (via JR Shimamoto) Wakayamadai center line, (via national highway Shimamoto) Shinyamazaki Bridge line
  • 50 systems: Wakayamadai center line

The next station

Hankyu Corporation

■Kyoto Main Line

■High speed limited express ・■ direct communication limited express ・■ limited express ・■ commuting limited express ・■ high speed express ・■ high speed

The passage

■Semi-express ・■ normal

Kammaki Station (HK-73) - Minase Station (HK-74) - Oyamazaki Station (HK-75)

Footnote

[Help]

1. For ^ ^{a b c} "Hankyu station" Hankyu Corporation communication Division 〈 Hankyu world complete works 4>, 2,001 years, it is page 102. ISBN 4-89485-051-6。
2. The copy of ^ JR Kyoto Line Yamasaki Station hangs over the Shimamoto-cho area, but the address (the station building location) in the registration is Oyamazaki-cho, Otokuni-gun, Kyoto not Shimamoto-cho.
3. For 〉, 2,013 years to visit in ^ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Makoto Ikuta "first century 彩流社 〈 good old photograph of a Hankyu Kyoto Line, Senri Line street and the station" along the line, it is 4-6 .28-29 pages. ISBN 978-4-7791-1726-8。
4. For 9 ^ Keisuke Imao (the supervision) "Japan rail travel atlas" Kansai 2, Shinchosha, 2,009 years, it is page 50. ISBN 978-4-10-790027-2。
5. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2001) (PDF)
6. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2002) (PDF)
7. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2003) (PDF)
8. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2004) (PDF)
9. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2005) (PDF)
10. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2006) (PDF)
11. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2007) (PDF)
12. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2008) (PDF)
13. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2009) (PDF)
14. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2010) (PDF)
15. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2011) (PDF)
16. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2012) (PDF)
17. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2013) (PDF)
18. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2014) (PDF)
19. ^ Osaka statistical yearbook (2015) (PDF)

Allied item

• List of railroad stations of Japan

Outside link

• Minase Station (Hankyu Corporation)

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