NK44-2
NAKA-MATSUE
Trains stopping at this station
Kada Line
- Local
- Medetai Densha
Kada Sakana Line
Kada Line（Kada Sakana Line）Sightseeing Train Medetai Densha
Barrier-free Information
Assignment time of station staff
Even if it is during the staff placement time, the station staff may be absent depending on the situation.
Timetable/Fare
Information of surrounding facilities
In June 1912, Naka-Matsue station opened at the same time as the opening of the Kada Light Railway. It is said that the name "Matsue" comes from the fact that pine trees were planted on the long and narrow strait formed by the receding coastline to protect against the wind and tides, and that there was a cove between the strait and the land. The Kamayama Burial Mounds, located about 1.5km north of the station, are designated as a historical site in Wakayama Prefecture and consist of three burial mounds: the Kamayama Burial Mounds, the Shakanokoshi Burial Mounds, and the Chausuyama Burial Mounds. "Kasuga Shrine", located just south of the station, was once called "Nankai Shrine" and was about 100 meters southeast, but it is said that it was relocated to its current location after being hit by a tsunami.
Information of Naka-Matsue Station
Address
〒640-8423
3-3-1 Matsuenaka, Wakayama City
