Location & Access
Kumagawa Station is conveniently situated in Fussa, a city within Tokyo, Japan. While it's part of the bustling Tokyo metropolitan area, Fussa offers a slightly more suburban feel. The station is operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East) and serves as a vital link for local residents and visitors alike. Its coordinates are 35°43′43″N 139°20′10″E.
Railway Lines
Kumagawa Station is exclusively served by the Itsukaichi Line, a local line that connects to Haijima Station, a major interchange. The station bears the station number JC 81. From Kumagawa, the preceding station is Haijima (JC 55) and the following station is Higashi-Akiru (JC 82) towards Musashi-Itsukaichi. While it's an unstaffed station, its connection to the broader JR East network via Haijima makes it accessible.
Station History
Kumagawa Station has a long history, having first opened its doors to passengers on October 30, 1931. For decades, it has been an integral part of the local transportation infrastructure, facilitating travel for the community of Fussa and the surrounding areas. The station falls under the jurisdiction of JR East's Hachioji Branch.
Travel Tips
As an unstaffed station, travelers should be aware that there might not be personnel available for assistance. It's advisable to have your IC card (like Suica or Pasmo) ready or purchase tickets in advance if needed. The station is 1.1 km from Haijima, offering a quick connection to other major lines. While Kumagawa itself might not be a major tourist destination, it provides a gateway to explore the local charm of Fussa and the western Tokyo area.
