Location & Access
Kita-Kurihama Station (北久里浜駅) is conveniently located in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Situated at Negishicho Nichome, the station serves as a vital transportation hub for residents and visitors alike. Its accessible design ensures ease of use for all passengers, including those with mobility challenges.
The station is well-connected to the local bus network, with a dedicated bus stop providing further access to the surrounding areas of Yokosuka. This integration of rail and bus services makes Kita-Kurihama a practical starting point for exploring the city and its attractions.
Railway Lines
Kita-Kurihama Station is exclusively served by the Keikyū Kurihama Line, operated by the private railway company Keikyū. It is identified by the station code KK66. The station is positioned 54.0 km from Shinagawa, offering connections to various destinations along the line. Passengers can travel towards Misakiguchi via Keikyū Kurihama (KK67) or towards Horinouchi (KK65) for onward journeys. The line accommodates both Limited Express (Tokkyū) and Local services, providing flexibility for different travel needs.
Station History
The station first opened its doors on December 1, 1942. Over its history, it has undergone several name changes, initially being known as Shōnan until 1948, and then Shōnan-ida until 1963, before adopting its current name, Kita-Kurihama. This evolution reflects the changing landscape and development of the region over the decades.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 25,627 in FY2019, Kita-Kurihama Station is a busy hub. Travelers are advised to check the official Keikyū website for the latest train schedules and service updates. The station's accessibility features make it a comfortable option for all passengers. Consider using the connected bus services to reach destinations not directly served by the train line.
