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Connections
  
Bus terminal

Opened
  
1890

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Location
  
Morioka-shi, Iwate-kenJapan

Operated by
  
JR EastIwate Ginga Railway Company

Operators
  
East Japan Railway Company, Iwate Galaxy Railway Line

Similar
  
Kamimorioka Station, Senbokuchō Station, Aoyama Station, Kitakami Station, Ichinoseki Station

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Morioka Station (盛岡駅, Morioka-eki) is a railway station in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, Japan.

Contents

Japan evening trains at morioka station


Station layout

  • 7-platform, 14-track, above-ground station

    • History

    The station was opened on November 1, 1890, by Japan's first private railway company, Nippon Tetsudō.

  • November 1, 1890: Station is opened.
  • June 25, 1921: Tazawako Line is started.
  • October 10, 1923: Yamada Line is started.
  • June 23, 1982: Tōhoku Shinkansen is started.
  • March 22, 1997: Akita Shinkansen is started.

    • East exit

  • Morioka Station building "Fezan"
  • Moriokaekimae Post office
  • JR East Morioka branch office
  • JR bus Tōhoku Morioka branch office

    • West exit

  • Iwate Asahi Television Co., Ltd.

    • Local

  • JR Bus Tōhoku
  • For Kuji Station via Iwate-Numakunai Station and Kuzumaki
  • For Iwaizumi via Hayasaka-Kōgen
  • Iwate-Kenhoku Bus
  • For Miyako Station("Route 106 Express Bus")
  • For Iwate-Funakoshi Station via Miyako Station("Route 106 Express Bus")
  • For Numakunai via Kuriyagawa Station and Iwate-Shibutami
  • Iwate Kenkotsu Bus
  • For Ōfunato via Setamai
  • For Hanamaki Airport

    • Long-distance (Highway bus)

    Departs from the west exit
  • For Aomori Station via Kosaka ("Asunaro")
  • For Hirosaki Bus Terminai via Tohoku-Ōwani ("Yodel")
  • For Hachinohe Rapia via Kunohe ("Hassei")
  • For Sendai Station ("Urban")
  • For Karumai or Ōno ("Win day")
  • For Lake Towada ("Towadako")
  • For　Tamachi Station (Tokyo) via Tokyo Station ("Iwate Kizuna")
    • Departs from the east exit
  • For Ōdate Station via Kazuno-Hanawa Station ("Michinoku")
  • For Jōboji or Ninohe Station ("Super Yūyū")
  • For Tokyo Station via Ikebukuro Station ("Rakuchin", All reserved seats)
  • For Hon-Atsugi Station via Yokohama Station, Machida Station

    • References

    Morioka Station Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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