Location & Access
Kashii Station is strategically located in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Its position makes it a significant transportation hub within the city, facilitating easy access to various districts and attractions. The station is situated at Kashii Ekimae 1-chome, offering convenient connections for both local commuters and travelers exploring the region.
Railway Lines
As a junction station, Kashii Station is a vital point for JR Kyushu's network. It serves the Kagoshima Main Line (JA04), a major artery connecting Mojikō to Kagoshima, with Kashii being 69.8 km from Mojikō. Additionally, it is a key station on the Kashii Line (JD06), which stretches 12.9 km from Saitozaki. The station features one side platform and two island platforms, accommodating five tracks, two passing loops, and numerous sidings, allowing for efficient train operations.
Station History
Kashii Station boasts a long history, having been opened on September 28, 1890. With over 130 years of operation, it has played a crucial role in the development and connectivity of Fukuoka Prefecture. Its enduring presence underscores its importance as a railway hub in the region.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 11,321 in FY2021, Kashii Station ranks 10th among JR Kyushu stations, indicating its popularity and frequent use. Travelers can utilize the Kagoshima Main Line for rapid and semi-rapid services, connecting to stations like Chihaya and Fukkōdai-mae, or the local service to Kyūsandai-mae. The Kashii Line offers local services to Wajiro and Kashii-Jingū, providing access to different areas within Fukuoka. Its comprehensive network makes it an excellent starting point for exploring Fukuoka City and its surroundings.
