Location & Access
Kurodashō Station is situated in Nishiwaki, a city within Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. While it's a relatively small station, its location provides a gateway to the local area. The station is unstaffed, meaning travelers should be prepared for self-service ticketing or using IC cards. For onward travel, a bus stop is conveniently located nearby, offering connections to other parts of the city and surrounding areas.
Railway Lines
The station is exclusively served by the JR West Kakogawa Line (designated with the 'I' symbol). It is positioned 38.5 kilometers from the line's origin at Kakogawa Station. The preceding station on the line towards Kakogawa is Nihon-heso-kōen, while the following station towards Tanikawa is Hon-Kuroda. The Kakogawa Line primarily serves local traffic, connecting communities across Hyōgo Prefecture.
Station History
Kurodashō Station officially opened its doors to passengers on December 27, 1924. For nearly a century, it has served as a vital transportation link for the residents of Nishiwaki and the surrounding Kurodashō-chō Oka area. In fiscal year 2019, the station recorded an average of 32 daily passengers, reflecting its role as a local access point rather than a major hub.
Travel Tips
As an unstaffed station, it's advisable to check train schedules in advance, especially if you're relying on specific connections. While there isn't an official station website listed, JR West's main website will provide up-to-date information on the Kakogawa Line. Enjoy the scenic journey through Hyōgo Prefecture!
