Mamurogawa

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

Mamurogawa Station opened on 21 October 1904 as Aramachi Station, when the Ōu South Line (now the Ōu Main Line) was extended from Shinjō to Innai; at the time only this station, Kamabuchi and Nozoki served the stretch between Shinjō and Innai. It was renamed to match the town on 20 September 1916. A footbridge was completed on 4 November 1966, the station was contracted out from 20 March 1982 and made staff-less on 1 April 1986 under a simple consignment. JR East took over at the 1 April 1987 privatisation. The current two-storey wood-and-tile station building dates from December 2003 and houses a local-products shop and a waiting room; the consignee handles ticket sales.

The station building rebuilt in December 2003 carries a hanging sign reading "Mori no Teishaba" (Forest Whistle-stop).