Station

Kazusa-Yamada

上総山田

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Kazusa-Yamada
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Location

History

Kazusa-Yamada Station opened on 7 March 1925 on the privately operated Kominato Line as Yōrōgawa Station. It took its current name on 1 December 1954. The station has been unstaffed since 16 April 2005. Its wooden station building was recommended for inclusion on the national Registered Tangible Cultural Properties list on 18 November 2016 and formally listed as the "Kominato Railway Kazusa-Yamada Station Main Building" on 2 May 2017. The platform layout is two opposed side platforms linked by a level crossing, with a ticket machine and flush toilets; a siding at the Goi end of platform 1 was used to deliver KiHa 40 cars and Satoyama Trolley equipment.

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