Ise-Oi

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Ise-Ōi Station opened on 20 January 1938 as a passenger station on the Meishō Line under the Japanese Government Railways. Parcel handling, added when passenger restrictions were lifted in October 1947, was discontinued on 15 December 1951, leaving only passenger traffic. With the breakup and privatisation of JNR on 1 April 1987 the station passed to Central Japan Railway Company. There is no station building; a single side platform serves bi-directional traffic and a small shelter on the platform houses waiting passengers. It is unstaffed today and lies 18.5 rail kilometres from the line terminus at Matsusaka.