Location & Access
Tōin Station is situated in the town of Tōin, specifically in the Ōaza Yamada area of Inabe District, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Its strategic location along Mie Prefectural Road 142 (Kuwana-Tōin Line) makes it easily accessible for local residents and visitors alike. The station serves as a vital transportation hub for the surrounding community.
Railway Lines
The station is exclusively served by the Sangi Railway's Hokusei Line, identified by the station number H09. It is positioned 9.7 kilometers from the line's starting point at Nishi-Kuwana Station. Travelers can connect to Anoh Station towards Nishi-Kuwana and Ōizumi Station towards Ageki, facilitating travel across the region.
Station History
Tōin Station is a relatively modern facility, having opened its doors on March 26, 2005. Its establishment was a result of the integration of two older stations, Rokkaba Station and Kitadaisha Station (now Kitadaisha Signal Box). The new station was strategically built midway between the former locations, offering improved convenience and efficiency for passengers.
Travel Tips
With an average daily ridership of 504 passengers in FY2019, Tōin Station is a moderately busy stop. The station features one island platform, providing efficient boarding and alighting. For those exploring Mie Prefecture, Tōin Station offers a convenient gateway to the town of Tōin and its surrounding areas.