Location & Access
Hino Station (日野駅, Hino-eki) is conveniently situated in Ōsakagami Itchōme, Hino City, Tokyo. This staffed station provides easy access for commuters and travelers within the western Tokyo area. Its central location in Hino makes it a vital point for local residents and visitors alike.
Railway Lines
Operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East), Hino Station is a significant stop on the Chūō Main Line, specifically within the section known as the Chūō Line for operational purposes. It also serves the Chūō Rapid Line, connecting passengers efficiently to major hubs like Tokyo and Hachiōji. The station is identified by the station number JC 20 and is 40.8 km from Tokyo Station.
Station History
Hino Station has a long history, having first opened its doors on January 6, 1898. Over the decades, it has grown to become an integral part of the local transportation network, reflecting the development of Hino City itself. With one island platform, it efficiently handles a substantial volume of passengers, with an average of 26,916 daily users recorded in FY2019.
Travel Tips
When traveling through Hino Station, be aware of the different services on the Chūō Line, including Local, Rapid, and Commuter Rapid trains. Check the train destination and type before boarding to ensure you reach your desired location efficiently. The station is well-connected, with Toyoda (JC 21) as the next station towards Shiojiri/Ōtsuki and Tachikawa (JC 19) towards Tokyo/Ōmiya.
