
The only unstaffed station on the Tōkaidō Line, overlooking the sea. In the station forecourt there is a monument to the victims of the 1923 Great Kantō Earthquake landslide, which swept away a train in the station.
🚉 Nebukawa · in front of the station
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In episode 11 of the second season μ's come running here to catch the last train, after the announcement on the beach at Kōzu, about ten kilometres further north. The photo booth in which the group takes its keepsake picture does not exist here: the model is the one next to the konbini at Kōzu Station.
Sources: old.seichimap.jp · animetro.ldblog.jp · netatopi.jp
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