Location & Access
Kameyama Station is conveniently located in Miyukicho, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture. As a significant transportation hub, it offers excellent connectivity not only via rail but also through an extensive bus network. The station features one side platform and two island platforms, accommodating five tracks in total. For accessibility, the station is equipped with an elevator for each platform and an accessible bathroom, ensuring a comfortable experience for all travelers. Bicycle facilities are also available, promoting eco-friendly commuting.
Beyond the trains, Kameyama Station is a hub for local bus services. Mie Kotsu operates several routes (30, 55, 71, and 91) from Kameyama-ekimae, connecting the station to various parts of the city and surrounding areas. Additionally, the Kameyama City Community Bus, including the Sawayaka-gō, Noto/Shirakawa Route, Eastern Route, and Southern Route, provides further local transportation options, making it easy to explore Kameyama.
Railway Lines
Kameyama Station serves as a vital junction for two major railway lines. The Kansai Main Line connects Nagoya to Kameyama, covering a distance of 59.9 km (37.2 miles) from Nagoya, and continues towards Kamo, with Kameyama being 61.0 km (37.9 miles) from Kamo. The Kisei Main Line also originates here, stretching 180.2 km (112.0 miles) towards Shingū. While JR Central owns the station, both JR Central and JR West operate services, with JR West managing the Kansai Main Line tracks towards Nara.
Travelers can access various services, including Local, Semi Rapid, and Rapid trains on the Kansai Line towards Nagoya, with Idagawa being the preceding station. For the Kisei Line, Kameyama is the terminus, with Shimonoshō being the next stop towards Shingū, Toba, Iseshi, Misedani, and Taki. On the Kansai Line towards Kamo and Iga-Ueno, Seki is the preceding station, highlighting Kameyama's role as a gateway to different regions.
Station History
Kameyama Station boasts a rich history, having first opened its doors on December 25, 1890. This makes it a venerable establishment, having served the community for over 130 years. Its long operational history underscores its enduring importance as a railway hub in Mie Prefecture, facilitating countless journeys and connecting communities throughout the decades.
