Location & Access
Tamae Station is a passenger railway station situated in the scenic city of Hagi, within Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. Although unstaffed, it serves as a gateway to the local area, offering a quiet entry point for travelers exploring Hagi's historical and natural attractions. The station is easily accessible for those relying on local train services.
Railway Lines
The station is an integral part of the West Japan Railway Company (JR West)'s San'in Main Line. It is located 578.2 km from Kyoto, serving as a local stop between Sammi and Hagi stations. Currently, only local trains stop at Tamae Station, connecting passengers to various destinations along this extensive coastal route.
Station History
Tamae Station first opened its doors to passengers on April 3, 1925. Historically, it was a more significant stop, with express trains like "Sanbe" and "Nagato" making scheduled stops. However, following a timetable revision on March 22, 1997, all express services on this section of the line were abolished, and since then, only local trains serve the station.
Travel Tips
As an unstaffed station, travelers should be prepared to purchase tickets in advance or on board, depending on JR West's local policies. The station offers a single side platform and one track. Its quiet nature makes it ideal for those seeking a peaceful travel experience and a direct connection to the charm of Hagi.
