GANSUIJI STATION

I heard from the person born in the Meiji era that the station name was given for the purpose of accident and safety of passengers and passengers, and for railway protection. On the day the station was built, it was said that there were no accidents for passengers and passengers at Iwasui-ji Temple and that the railway guardian was prayed.

Located in a quiet residential area. Go through the elevated Shin Tomei Expressway to and from Nishikajima. Unmanned station all day. Recently, premises ticket gates have been opened from both the east and west of the station. There is a bicycle storage area. The Tenryu Hamanako Railway also has Gansuiji Station. The name of the station is derived from the fact that the same temple is the closest, but be careful because both stations are located far apart.

Although the platform has become barrier-free, the station building still remains in its original form, and is a station with a retro atmosphere.

Typical commuter station Typical commuter railway station

It is a rural station. Bicycle parking is located in the west and east.