 Most viewed - Hino 日野町 |
Nanairo cafe has a Western-style truss ceiling from the Taisho Period.21 views
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Cafe menu. Low prices. Udon, soba, and teishoku complete meals.21 views
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Hino Station in 1974.21 views
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On Hino Station's train platform No. 1. Original wooden columns still usable are retained.20 views
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Nanairo cafe menu.20 views
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Old ticket window.20 views
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Hino Station Railway Museum. 日野駅鉄道資料展示室20 views
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About the entire Hino Station being a "Railway Museum."20 views
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Upper left is a photo of Hino Station's opening day. The back of the station building can be seen. The building was rebuilt in 1916.20 views
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L-R: Holder for rubber date stamps used to stamp the date on the ticket. Dating machine to imprint the date on the ticket. Clippers to cutout a small square on the ticket when boarding the train. Magneto telephone with a crank.20 views
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On the left are old flyers advertising local businesses in Hino while mentioning Hino Station. Lower right is a roof ornament that has the old crest of Ohmi Railways.20 views
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Ticket window (closed). This is new.19 views
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Hino Station train platform.19 views
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Hino Station has three sets of railway tracks, very rare. The unused middle track is vintage, made by Barrow Steel from the UK. Train platform No. 2 (for Yokaichi/Maibara) across the tracks has a roofed benches also renovated.19 views
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Ad for a shipping company in front of Hino Station.19 views
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During the renovation, the entire train station building was jacked up to reinforce the foundation against earthquakes.18 views
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Magneto telephone with a crank (磁石式電話機), signal light, and red signal flag to signal the train.17 views
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