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B 13 Nakashima StationLocation within Hiroshima PrefectureShow map of Hiroshima Prefecture B 13 Nakashima Station B 13 Nakashima Station (Japan)Show map of Japan
Nakashima Station features one side platform handling one bidirectional track. It has a small waiting room with two bench seats. There is a unisex pit toilet next to the waiting room. The platform is unmanned, but features an automated ticket machine. The ticket gate accepts ICOCA passes as well as traditional tickets. Tickets for Nakashima are discarded in a box hanging next to the automated ticket machine. Improvements to raise the height and pitch of the platform and make improvements to the wheelchair ramp leading to the platform were completed in November 2012. An area for parking bicycles and two-wheeled vehicles is located on the far side of the station.
Nakashima Station building (April 17, 2005)
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