Matsusaka Station

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Matsusaka Station
Matsusaka Station

Matsusaka Station (松阪駅 Matsusaka-eki?) is a train station in Matsusaka, Mie Prefecture, Japan.

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[edit] Lines

[edit] Layout

  • Matsusaka Station has seven tracks and five platforms.
    • JR Central has four tracks and three platforms
    • Kintetsu has three tracks and two platforms.

[edit] Adjacent stations

« Service »
JR Kisei Main Line
Tsu   Nanki Limited Express   Taki
Tsu   Mie Rapid   Taki
Rokken   Local   Tokuwa
JR Meishō Line
Terminus   Local   Kaminoshō
Kintetsu Yamada Line
Ise-Nakagawa   Limited Express   Iseshi
Ise-Nakagawa   Rapid Express   Iseshi
Ise-Nakagawa   Suburban Rapid Express   Terminus
Ise-Nakagawa   Express   Miyamachi
Ise-shi
Matsugasaki   Local   Higashi-Matsusaka

[edit] Usage

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[edit] Surrounding area

  • Matsusaka City Hall
  • Matsusaka Park (former site of Matsusaka Castle)
  • Matsusaka Technical High School

[edit] External links

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Stations of the JR Central Kisei Main Line (Kameyama - Shingū)

Kameyama · Shimonoshō · Ishinden · (for Yokkaichi <<) Tsu · Akogi · Takachaya · Rokken · Matsusaka · Tokuwa · Taki (>> for Toba) · Ōka · Sana · Tochihara · Kawazoe · Misedani · Takihara · Aso · Ise-Kashiwazaki · Ōuchiyama · Umegadani · Kii-Nagashima · Minose · Funatsu · Aiga · Owase · Ōsoneura · Kuki · Mikisato · Kata · Nigishima · Atashika · Hadasu · Ōdomari · Kumanoshi · Arii · Kōshiyama · Kii-Ichigi · Atawa · Kii-Ida · Udono · Shingū (>> for Wakayama)
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Meishō Line

Matsusaka • Kaminoshō • Gongenmae • Ise-Hata • Ichishi • Isegi • Ise-Ōi • Ise-Kawaguchi • Sekinomiya • Ieki • Ise-Takehara • Ise-Kamakura • Ise-Yachi • Hitsu • Ise-Okitsu
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Kintetsu Yamada Line • Toba Line • Shima Line

Yamada Line: ( Osaka Line, Nagoya Line << ) Ise-Nakagawa • Ise-Nakahara • Matsugasaki • Matsusaka • Higashi-Matsusaka • Kushida • Koishiro • Saikū • Myōjō • Akeno • Obata • Miyamachi • Iseshi • Ujiyamada
Toba Line: Ujiyamada • Isuzugawa • Asama • Ikenoura • Toba
Shima Line: Toba • Nakanogō • Shima-Akasaki • Funatsu • Kamo • Matsuo • Shiraki • Gochi • Kutsukake • Kaminogō • Shima-Isobe • Anagawa • Shima-Yokoyama • Ugata • Shima-Shimmei • Kashikojima
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