Location & Access
Yosano Station is situated in the town of Yosano, within Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It serves as a key transportation hub for the local community. The station is easily accessible, with bus connections available for further travel within the area.
Railway Lines
The station is operated by Willer Trains, under the Kyoto Tango Railway brand, and is a stop on the Miyazu Line (T17). This line is affectionately known as the "Miyatoyo Line" in its operating section. The station is located 35.7 km from Nishi-Maizuru and features one side platform and one island platform.
Station History
Yosano Station has a rich history of name changes. Originally known as Tango-Yamada Station when operated by Japanese National Railways (JNR) and later JR West, it was renamed Nodagawa Station upon the Miyazu Line's transfer to Kitakinki Tango Railway (Nodagawa being the former town name before Yosano's establishment). It received its current name, Yosano Station, when the Miyazu Line was transferred to Willer Trains. Furthermore, until 1985, the Kaya Railway operated a line between this station and Kaya.
Travel Tips
With its station code T17 and an average of 222 daily passengers in FY2019, Yosano Station offers a glimpse into local Japanese life. Its official nickname, "Utsukushigokoro Yosano" (Beautiful Heart Yosano), reflects the charm of the area. Travelers can use the station as a convenient starting point to explore the scenic beauty and cultural attractions of Yosano town and the wider Kyoto Tango region.