Location & Access
Chayama Station is situated in Jōnan-ku, Fukuoka, a vibrant district within the bustling city of Fukuoka, Japan. The station provides convenient access to the surrounding residential areas and local amenities. It is managed by Hashimoto Station, with station operations entrusted to the Fukuoka branch of Nippon Express.
Railway Lines
The station is an integral part of the Fukuoka City Subway Nanakuma Line, identified by the station number N09. It serves as a crucial link for commuters, connecting Kanayama (N08) towards Hashimoto and Befu (N10) towards Hakata. The Nanakuma Line is known for its modern infrastructure and efficient service.
Station History
Chayama Station officially opened its doors on February 3, 2005. Its unique station symbol, a green tea shoot, pays homage to the area's past as a tea-growing region. The original design for this symbol was conceived by Isao Nishijima, who designed symbols for the Airport and Hakozaki Lines. After his passing in 2001, his son, graphic designer Masayuki Nishijima, completed the final version based on his father's initial concept. The station's identification color is DIC-2554 (a bluish-green), shared with Yakuin and Ropponmatsu stations.
Travel Tips
When visiting Chayama Station, take a moment to appreciate its distinctive tea shoot symbol, a nod to local history. The station's strategic location on the Nanakuma Line makes it a good starting point for exploring Jōnan-ku and connecting to other parts of Fukuoka. With an average daily ridership of 1,485 in 2006, it's a moderately busy station, offering a glimpse into daily life in Fukuoka.
