Hozukyō Station, Railway station in Kameoka, Japan
Hozukyō Station is a railway station on the Sagano Line near Kameoka with two elevated side platforms. The line extends several kilometers and connects the area to Kyoto Station.
The station was originally built as a signal box in 1929 and received its current name in 1936. The line was designed as a main railway route and later adapted for tourist services.
The station serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the river landscape and connecting with boat tours on the Hozugawa. Its position near the gorge makes it an important point for travelers seeking to experience the natural scenery of the area.
The station is unstaffed and managed by West Japan Railway Company with basic waiting facilities. Visitors should plan ahead for trains heading to Kyoto or other destinations along the line.
The station sits at the edge of a gorge and provides direct access to the Sagano Scenic Railway, which runs on former main line tracks. This special location makes it a departure point for one of the region's most popular train rides.
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