Location & Access
Kaguyama Station is conveniently located in the city of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture, Japan. Although it is an unstaffed station, it provides essential access for residents and visitors to the area. For those traveling by bicycle, facilities are available, making it a good option for local exploration. The station is situated at grade, offering easy access for all passengers, though specific accessibility features are not listed.
Railway Lines
The station is part of the JR-West commuter rail system and primarily serves the Man-yō Mahoroba Line, which is also known as the Sakurai Line. It is located 21.7 km (13.5 miles) from Nara via Sakurai. Passengers can connect to Unebi for services towards Wakayama and Ōji, or travel towards Nara. The station features one side platform and a single track, handling an average of 171 daily passengers as of 2022.
Station History
Kaguyama Station has a long history, having been opened on April 21, 1913. Over its more than a century of operation, it has served as a vital link for the local community, connecting Kashihara to the broader JR-West network. Despite its age, it continues to be an integral part of the regional transportation infrastructure.
Travel Tips
As an unstaffed station, travelers should be prepared to purchase tickets in advance or use IC cards. While there is no parking available for cars, the bicycle facilities make it a good starting point for exploring the scenic surroundings of Kashihara. Check the JR-West website for the latest train schedules and service updates before your journey.
