Nakata

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Nakata (Aomori) opened on 30 November 1956 as an unstaffed station of the Japanese National Railways' Gono Line handling passenger traffic only. With the privatisation of JNR on 1 April 1987 the station passed to JR East. On 8 April 1989 a fire broke out around 15:25 in the waiting room and the steel-framed tin-roofed station building (about 23 m²) burnt down completely. EkiNet Q-Chiket service began on 1 October 2024. The station has a single side platform and no station building, only a small shelter; it is managed by the Hirosaki Operations Centre (Goshogawara Station).

Mount Iwaki and the Hakkōda mountains are visible from the platform on clear days. To distinguish this Nakata in Aomori (read naka-ta) from Chūden Station (中田駅) on the Mugi Line in Tokushima Prefecture, long-distance tickets to and from this station are printed 「（能）中田」 — "(Nō) Nakata", the 能 standing for the Gonō Line.