Location & Access
Uenoshiba Station is conveniently situated in Nishi-ku, Sakai, within Osaka Prefecture, Japan. This staffed station provides essential rail access for residents and visitors to the area. Its coordinates are 34°32′59.45″N 135°28′42.74″E, placing it centrally within the local community. Beyond the railway, the station is also served by local bus routes, offering seamless connections for onward travel.
Railway Lines
The station is a vital stop on the JR West Hanwa Line, identified by the station code JR-R31. It is located 12.4 km (7.7 miles) from Tennōji Station, a major railway hub. From Uenoshiba, the preceding station towards Tennōji is Mozu, while the following station towards Wakayama is Tsukuno. The Hanwa Line connects Osaka with Wakayama, making Uenoshiba a useful point for both local commutes and regional exploration.
Station History
Uenoshiba Station has a long history, having first opened its doors to passengers on July 18, 1929. For over nine decades, it has served the community, facilitating travel and contributing to the local infrastructure. As of fiscal year 2019, the station recorded an average of 8,759 daily passengers, highlighting its continued importance.
Travel Tips
When traveling through Uenoshiba Station, be aware that it features two side platforms, ensuring efficient boarding and alighting. As a staffed station, assistance is generally available during operating hours. Check the official JR West website for the most up-to-date train schedules and any service announcements to plan your journey effectively.
