Location & Access
Kadogawa Station is situated in the town of Kadogawa, within Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. It serves as a key transportation hub for local residents and visitors to the area. The station is easily accessible, though platforms are linked by a footbridge, meaning it is not fully accessible for all.
For those traveling with bicycles, a convenient bike shed is available on-site. The station operates with a Kan'i itaku agent, providing essential services to passengers.
Railway Lines
The station is an integral part of the Nippō Main Line, a significant railway route operated by JR Kyushu. It is located 270.0 km from Kokura, a major interchange point. Passengers can connect to various destinations, with services like the Express Nichirin heading towards Kagoshima and Minami-Nobeoka, and the Totoro service towards Kokura.
Kadogawa Station features one side platform and one island platform, with a total of three tracks and an additional siding, facilitating efficient train operations.
Station History
Kadogawa Station officially opened its doors on February 11, 1922, marking over a century of service to the community. Over the years, it has played a vital role in connecting Kadogawa with other parts of Miyazaki Prefecture and beyond.
Travel Tips
When planning your journey, be aware that the station's platforms are connected by a footbridge. While the station is not fully accessible, it provides essential services through its Kan'i itaku agent. For detailed train schedules and further information, it is recommended to check the official JR Kyushu website.