Goyu Station

A local station where ordinary trains stop. There is a train every 30 minutes. There is no parking lot but there is a bicycle parking lot.

There are a lot of eateries around. The railroad just next to the station is a railroad crossing, and the traffic volume of the car is also large so I will use a little bit of mind.

There are convenience stores, restaurants, supermarkets, Uniqlo, etc. along Line 1 from Goyu Station to Kofu Station. History (quoted from WiKi) The town of Goyu developed as a Goyu-shuku on the 53rd station of the Tokaido. In the past, there was also an oil castle. However, the Tokaido Main Line did not go through Goyu-shuku, and from 1888 to 1948, the current Aichi-Mito Station was called Goyu Station. Regarding this reason, "In the original plan of the floor, it was along the Tokaido via the current Gamagori Town, Toyokawa City, but at that time, the train was in the era of trains, so the black smoke of the train was attached to the laundry and futon, and walking. As a result, the Tokaido main line between Toyohashi and Atsuta was changed to via Gamagori, and it was decided that it would not follow the Tokaido route because it deviated to the sea side due to the opposition movement due to the decrease in traffic and horse riding. However, there is no material to support the opposition movement, and it has been clarified that the policy was to lay it via Gamagori from the beginning to avoid the gradient. For more information, see Goyu-shuku and Railways and Politics #Railway Repellent Legend. After that, before the start of double-tracking of the Tokaido main line, the former post town of Goyu, etc., which missed the times, proceeded to attract public railway lines in parallel between Toyohashi and Atsuta, but it did not happen and the Aichi Electric Railway I had no choice but to wait for the opening.

The closest station to Goyuyado, one of the former Tokaido post towns. It is a good quiet station.

The coming train is almost passing It is a quiet station