Location & Access
Ropponmatsu Station is conveniently located in Ropponmatsu 4-chome, Chūō-ku, Fukuoka, Japan. It serves as a vital transportation hub for the local community and visitors alike. The station's sub-name is "Science Museum Mae," indicating its proximity to the Fukuoka City Science Museum, making it an ideal stop for those planning a visit.
Railway Lines
The station is part of the Fukuoka City Subway Nanakuma Line, identified by the station code N11. It is operated by the Fukuoka City Subway, with station duties entrusted to JR Kyushu Service Support. Ropponmatsu Station is situated between Befu (N10) towards Hashimoto and Sakurazaka (N12) towards Hakata, offering easy connections across the city.
Station History & Symbolism
Ropponmatsu Station officially opened on February 3, 2005. Its unique station symbol, a green pine tree, was completed by graphic designer Masayuki Nishijima, based on an original draft. This motif directly references the station's name, "Ropponmatsu," which translates to "six pines." The station's identification color is DIC-2554 (bluish green), shared with Yakuin and Chayama stations.
Travel Tips
With its strategic location and connection to the Nanakuma Line, Ropponmatsu Station provides excellent access to various attractions in Fukuoka. Its proximity to the Science Museum makes it a great starting point for educational and family-friendly outings. The station's daily ridership in 2006 was 2,323, highlighting its importance to local commuters.
