Sekinomiya

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Sekinomiya Station opened on 20 January 1938 as a station on the Meishō Line of the Japanese Government Railways, the operator that became Japan National Railways after the Second World War. Parcel handling, which had begun on 1 October 1947 when passenger restrictions were lifted, was discontinued on 15 December 1951. With the division and privatisation of Japan National Railways on 1 April 1987 the station passed to JR Central (JR Tōkai), which still operates it today. The station consists of a single side platform serving bi-directional traffic, with only a rain shelter in place of a building, and is unstaffed; in fiscal 2019 it averaged 11 passengers boarding daily.

In fiscal 2019 the station averaged just 11 boarding passengers a day.