Location & Access
Iseda Station (伊勢田駅, Iseda-eki) is conveniently situated in Iseda-cho Nakayama, Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Its central location within Uji makes it an accessible point for residents and visitors alike. The station is well-connected, featuring a bus terminal for onward travel, offering seamless transitions for commuters and travelers exploring the wider Uji area.
Railway Lines
Operated by the private railway company Kintetsu Railway, Iseda Station is an integral part of the Kintetsu Kyoto Line. It is identified by the station code B11. The station is served by both local and semi-express trains, providing connections to Ogura (towards Kyoto) and Ōkubo (towards Yamato-Saidaiji). The distance from Kyoto Station is 12.7 km, making it a key stop on this important commuter and tourist route.
Station History
Iseda Station officially opened its doors on November 3, 1928. For nearly a century, it has served the community of Uji, facilitating daily commutes and contributing to the region's transportation network. With two side platforms, it efficiently handles passenger traffic, reflecting its long-standing role in the local infrastructure.
Travel Tips
With an annual ridership of 6265 (FY2023), Iseda Station is a moderately busy hub. Travelers can utilize the Kintetsu Railway's official website for up-to-date train schedules and service information. Its connection to a bus terminal further enhances its utility, allowing for easy exploration of Uji's famous tea plantations, temples, and other cultural attractions.
