Location & Access
Hashimashiyakushomae Station is conveniently situated in Hashima, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, specifically in Takenohana-cho Miyacho. As its name suggests, the station provides direct access to the Hashima City Hall (Hashima Shiyakusho), making it a central hub for residents and visitors conducting official business or exploring the city's administrative heart. The station is staffed, ensuring assistance is available for travelers.
Railway Lines
The station is an integral part of the Meitetsu Takehana Line, operated by the private railway company Meitetsu. It is identified by the station code TH07 and is located 9.6 km from Kasamatsu, a significant junction on the line. From Hashimashiyakushomae, the preceding station is Takehana (towards Kasamatsu), and the following station is Egira (towards the terminus).
Station History
Opened on April 4, 1929, Hashimashiyakushomae Station has a rich history with several name changes. Initially known as Takehana from 1929 to 1951, it was then renamed Nishi-Takehana until 1959, and subsequently Hashima until 1982, before adopting its current name. This evolution reflects the changing urban landscape and administrative focus of Hashima city over nearly a century of operation.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 2,064 in FY2015, Hashimashiyakushomae Station is a moderately busy stop. Travelers can utilize the official Meitetsu website (in Japanese) for up-to-date schedule information and service details. The single island platform design ensures straightforward navigation for passengers.