Location & Access
Inawashirokohan Station was situated in the town of Inawashiro, Yama District, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Specifically, it was located at Tsuboyō, Minamihama, Inawashiro-machi. While no longer in operation, its former location offered proximity to the scenic Inawashiro Lake, a popular destination in the region.
Railway Lines
The station was part of the Ban'etsu West Line, operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East). It was positioned 29.3 kilometers from Kōriyama Station. As a temporary and unstaffed station, it featured a single side platform and one track, catering to seasonal or special services rather than regular daily commutes.
Station History
Inawashirokohan Station first opened its doors on July 20, 1986. Designed as a temporary stop, likely to serve visitors to the nearby lake, its operational life concluded in 2007 when it was officially closed. Its status as a 'temporary' and 'disused' station highlights its unique role in the regional railway network.
Travel Tips
Although Inawashirokohan Station is no longer in service, the Inawashiro area remains a beautiful destination, particularly for its lake. Travelers wishing to visit this region can access it via other active stations on the Ban'etsu West Line, such as Inawashiro Station, and then use local transportation to reach the lakeside attractions.
