Mori (Osaka)

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Mori Station opened on 30 January 1926 on the Mizuma Railway's Mizuma Line in Kaizuka, Osaka Prefecture. The stop has a single side platform serving a bidirectional track, no station building, and no ticket gates — passengers walk directly onto the platform. PiTaPa acceptance and one-man operation began on 1 June 2009, but Mori has no platform IC reader; fares are settled on board with the car's ticket dispenser, farebox and IC reader. In 2023 the station averaged 810 boarding and alighting passengers a day, 413 of them boardings. The station had been planned near Mori Inari Shrine but was built at its present site because relatives of the railway's founder lived there.

Mori had been planned next to Mori Inari Shrine, but was sited at its present location instead because relatives of the Mizuma Railway's founder lived there.