Location & Access
Oga Station is conveniently located in the city of Oga, Akita Prefecture, Japan. Situated at Funakawa Aza Shinhamacho, Funakawa Port, it serves as a vital transportation hub for both residents and visitors exploring the scenic Oga Peninsula. The station is staffed, ensuring assistance is available for travelers.
Railway Lines
Oga Station is the terminus of the ■ Oga Line, operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East). This line connects Oga to Hadachi and further to Akita, covering a distance of 26.6 kilometers from Oiwake. The station features one island platform, facilitating smooth passenger flow.
Station History
The station first opened its doors on December 16, 1916, under the name Funakawa. It operated under this name for over five decades before being rebranded as Oga Station in 1968. This historical change reflects the station's evolving role and connection to the city it serves.
Travel Tips
As the terminus of the Oga Line, Oga Station is your gateway to the natural beauty and cultural attractions of the Oga Peninsula, including the famous Namahage folklore. With an average daily ridership of 352 in FY2019, it's a moderately busy station, offering a comfortable travel experience.
