Rikuzen-Haranomachi Station

I was a user when I lived in Haramachi. Convenience is outstanding at a station near the city.

Since it is adjacent to the Miyagino Ward Office, it is convenient to use.

The Miyagino Ward Office is right in front of you when you get off the station. It's easy to use, but I hope there are a few more shops nearby. There is no convenience store nearby, so you can make a convenience store on the premises.

Rikuzen Haranomachi Station (Rikuzen Hara no machieki) is a station on the East Japan Railway (Sur-East) Sengoku Line, located at the 2nd street of Gorin, Miyagino-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi Prefecture. Rikuzenharanocho Station was opened at the same time as Miyagi Electric Railway opened from Sendai Station to Nishi-Shiokama Station in 1925 (Taisho 14). At this time, the location of the station was Miyagi Gunbaracho Haramachi is merged with Sendai in Sendai City along with Nagamachi in 1928 (Showa 3) three years after the opening of the station. After opening the loop line to the center of the city, Sendai City Electric continued to construct branch lines that branched in four directions The Haramachi Line, which is one of them, was requested by the Army to be opened early because the Haramachi Mikitake was located in Tokyo's 1st Army Army Building Sendai Sendai, which is a munitions factory. Construction of this branch line began in 1942 (Showa 17) during the Pacific War, but it does not progress slowly due to the influence of the material shortage, and it is 1948 that the whole line was opened until Rikumaeharanomachi station 23 years) Haramachi prospered as a commercial area, and by 1970 (Showa 45), the number of commercial shops in the Haramachi district exceeded 1,000. Around this time, people from other areas visited Haramachi for shopping using Sengoku Line and Sendai City Tramway However, due to social problems such as traffic congestion and management problems such as deficits, the Sendai Tramway, including the Haramachi Line, was abolished in 1976 (Showa 51). Rikuzen Haranomachi Station was a station that added Rikuzen Haranomachi Train District, which is a car base. For this reason, there was a train that left and left Rikuzen Haranomachi Station in the past. The Rikuzen Haramachi Cho district moved to Fukudacho Station in the vicinity of Fukudacho Station in 1991 (Heisei 3) in connection with the undergrounding of the Sengoku Line, and is now named Sendai Vehicle Center Miyajino branch office The undergrounding of the Sengoku Line was completed in 2000 (2000), and along with this, the station building of Rikumaeharanocho Station was renewed

The station connects to Miyagino's kitchen along Route 45 and is located near the Miyagino Cultural Center and a library, with a relatively large number of users in the Miyagino service. There are few commercial stores in the neighborhood, but there are a series of pivots. The station itself is beautiful, but the room of the food is a Japanese style room, two are poor.