Location & Access
Awa-Kamo Station (阿波加茂駅) is conveniently located in the town of Higashimiyoshi, within the Miyoshi District of Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. It holds the distinction of being the representative station for Higashimiyoshi Town, making it a key transportation hub for residents and visitors alike. The station is operated by JR Shikoku and is identified by the station number "B22".
Railway Lines
The station is served by the JR Shikoku Tokushima Line. A notable feature of Awa-Kamo Station is that all limited express trains, as well as the scenic "Ai Yoshinogawa Torokko" tourist train, make a stop here. This makes it an excellent gateway for exploring the region. The station features one island platform and two tracks, plus two sidings, providing efficient service for passing trains. While the station is unstaffed, some types of tickets are available from an onsite kan'i itaku agent.
Station History
Awa-Kamo Station has a long history, having first opened its doors to passengers on March 25, 1914. Over a century of service, it has played an integral role in connecting Higashimiyoshi with the wider Tokushima Prefecture and beyond. Its continued operation and the stopping of special trains highlight its importance to the local community and tourism.
Travel Tips
For travelers, it's important to note that the station's island platform is accessed by a footbridge, and it is not listed as accessible. If you require assistance, it's advisable to check with JR Shikoku in advance. Despite being unstaffed, the availability of some tickets through a local agent offers convenience. With all limited express trains stopping here, Awa-Kamo Station is an ideal starting point for exploring the natural beauty and cultural attractions of Tokushima Prefecture.
