Location & Access
Center Kita Station, literally meaning "Center North," is an above-ground metro station situated in Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The area surrounding the station, known as Kōhoku New Town Center, is a significant residential and commercial hub within Yokohama, formerly designated as a sub-center. Its official sub-station name is "Mosaic Mall Kohoku-mae," indicating its proximity to the popular shopping complex.
Railway Lines
This station is a crucial interchange point for the Yokohama Municipal Subway, serving both the Green Line (G05) and the Blue Line (B30). The Green Line, with its station color of charming pink (baby pink), evokes the pleasant atmosphere of popular local spots like the Ferris wheel. The Blue Line connects Center Kita with Center-Minami (B29) towards Shonandai and Nakagawa (B31) towards Azamino, while the Green Line links to Center-Minami (G04) towards Nakayama and Kita-Yamata (G06) towards Hiyoshi.
Station History
Center Kita Station officially opened its doors on March 18, 1993. In 2008, the station recorded an average daily ridership of 15,451 passengers, highlighting its importance as a transportation hub for the growing Kōhoku New Town area.
Travel Tips
As a major commercial center, the area around Center Kita Station offers numerous shopping, dining, and entertainment options, including the Mosaic Mall Kohoku. Its convenient location and direct access to two subway lines make it an excellent base for exploring Yokohama and its surrounding attractions.
