Location & Access
Azamui Station is situated in Saiki, Ōita Prefecture, Japan. This unstaffed station holds a unique distinction as the easternmost railway station on the entire island of Kyushu. It was also the sole railway station within the former Kamiura Town.
The station's surroundings boast scenic attractions such as Bungo Futamigaura and Kyoran Falls, making it a popular starting point for JR Kyushu walking tours. On days when these tours are held, special limited express Nichirin trains may make temporary stops at Azamui Station.
Railway Lines
Azamui Station is served by the JR Kyushu Nippō Main Line, connecting it to other destinations along this important route. It features one island platform and two tracks, plus an additional siding, facilitating train operations. The station opened on October 25, 1916.
Travel Tips
While historically the express train Nichinan occasionally stopped here (due to operational stops for non-automatic door trains), Azamui Station generally does not see regular stops by express trains, except for special temporary arrangements or tour-related services. If you plan to visit for the walking tours, check the JR Kyushu website for special train schedules.