Location & Access
Shinzaike Station (HS 27) is situated in Nada-ku, Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. Its central location makes it a key transportation hub for residents and visitors alike. The station is well-connected, with a bus stop nearby offering additional travel options to various destinations within the city and beyond.
Railway Lines
The station is operated by Hanshin Electric Railway and serves the Hanshin Main Line. While local trains stop here, Rapid Express, Limited Express, and Through Limited Express services do not, making it primarily a local access point. The previous station is Ishiyagawa (HS 26) and the next is Ōishi (HS 28).
Station History
Shinzaike Station first opened its doors in 1905, initially known as Tōmyō until 1930. A significant change occurred in 1967 when the station was elevated. Prior to this, it was located further south, near the current National Route 43. The former site has since been redeveloped into commercial facilities and parking areas.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 8,466 in 2005, Shinzaike Station is a moderately busy hub. If you're looking to explore the local area, consider utilizing the bus connections available right outside the station. For those traveling on the Hanshin Main Line, remember that only local trains stop here, so plan your journey accordingly.
