Ise-Kawaguchi

Departure data for this station is not available on this site.

Ise-Kawaguchi Station opened on 27 November 1925 as a station on the privately held Nakaise Railway. The Japanese Government Railways linked their Meishō Line to the same site on 11 September 1931, creating a transfer point. Nakaise Railway operations ceased on 1 February 1943, and the station continued solely as a JGR/JNR halt. Freight was discontinued in October 1965, and on 1 April 1987 the breakup of JNR brought the station under JR Central. The original 1931 station building was demolished in December 2015 and replaced in March 2016 by a waiting shelter on the single side platform. The site retains the only active siding on the Meishō Line.

The siding next to the platform is the only one still in active use on the entire Meishō Line.