Location & Access
Shin-Hakushima Station (新白島駅) is strategically located in Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Japan, making it a convenient interchange point for travelers exploring the city. Its central position provides easy access to various parts of Hiroshima, connecting urban areas with suburban routes.
Railway Lines
This infill railway station is a crucial junction, serving three significant lines: the Sanyō Main Line (operated by JR West), the Kabe Line (also JR West), and the Astram Line (operated by Hiroshima Rapid Transit). This multi-line access makes Shin-Hakushima an efficient transfer station for both local commuters and tourists.
Station History
Shin-Hakushima Station is a relatively new addition to Hiroshima's railway network, having opened its doors on March 14, 2015. Despite its modern construction, it features a practical design with one island platform and two tracks, facilitating smooth passenger flow. The station is an underground structure, seamlessly integrated into the urban landscape.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 9,773 in FY2020, Shin-Hakushima Station is a busy hub. When planning your journey, consider using the Astram Line for direct access to destinations like Hondōri or Kōiki-kōen-mae. For JR lines, check connections to the Sanyō Main Line and Kabe Line for broader regional travel. The station's modern facilities ensure a comfortable travel experience.
