Location & Access
Bakurōmachi Station is conveniently situated in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture, making it an accessible point for travelers exploring the area. Located just 1.0 km (0.62 miles) from Yonago Station, it serves as a local stop on the JR West Sakai Line. The station is unstaffed, providing a straightforward, at-grade platform for passengers.
Railway Lines
The station is exclusively served by the JR West Sakai Line (C), which connects Yonago with Sakaiminato. A unique feature of the Sakai Line is that each station is assigned a nickname derived from a yōkai (Japanese folklore monster). Bakurōmachi Station's charming nickname is "Koropokkuru Station," named after the mythical small people from Ainu folklore, adding a touch of local character to your journey.
Station History & Travel Tips
Bakurōmachi Station officially opened its doors on July 1, 1952. While it is a smaller, unstaffed station, its connection to the Sakai Line offers an interesting travel experience, especially for those interested in Japanese folklore and local culture. With an average daily ridership of 470 in 2018, it serves as a vital link for the local community. When planning your trip, remember to check the JR West official website for the latest schedules and information, as the station is unstaffed.
