Sakaedani Station

Sakaedani Station (it prospers and gets a tick and comes) is a station of the Hokuriku Railroad connecting line (Kanan line) which existed in Sakaedanimachi, Kaga-shi, Ishikawa. It became the deserted station in (1962) in 1962.

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Station structure

The unmanned station of the one side home one 1 line.

History

• I practice medicine (1915) as a station of the - hot spring electric gauge on June 15 in 1915 [¹].
• It becomes the Hokuriku Railroad station by - merger (1943) on October 13 in 1943.
• I abolish - freight business (1959) on October 1 in 1959.
• It is a deserted station by the abolition between the - connecting line Uwa field Station - Awazuonsen station (1962) on November 23 for 1,962 years.

The next station

Hokuriku Railroad

Connecting line

Imperial envoy station - Sakaedani Station - 那谷寺駅

Abolition post

The station trace becomes the vacant land, and embankment continues to 那谷寺駅方.

Footnote

1. ^ "light railway stop setting" "official daily gazette" June 26, 1915 (National Diet Library digitization document)

Allied item

• List of railroad stations of Japan
• Deserted station

Coordinate: 36°18'N 20.8 seconds 136°23'E 56.2 seconds

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