Nakayubetsu Station Memorial Hall

An old station that suddenly appears

Original Text

Nakaiyubetsu Station, which was once a little crowded at the intersection of the Nayoro Line and the Yuami Line. This time, when I proceeded from Monbetsu side on a very beautiful tree-lined road (actually, this road is the site of the abandoned Nayoro Line), a railway station appeared in the center of the road. As it used to be. This is Nakayubetsu Station. Now, the platform and the overpass are still preserved and trains are also placed. It is good that the platform etc. remain as it is without too much hand. I wanted you to preserve the station building if possible.

It's in the back of the parking lot of the hot spring tulip hot water at the roadside station.

Original Text

　 Number ｋｍ from Kamiyu Tulip Park to the north of the national highway. Along the national highway, there is a roadside station Kamiyubetsu Onsen Tulip Hot Spring. In the back of the large parking lot, there was this Nakayubetsu Station Memorial Hall. In the past, 々, the railway was passing, and there was a station called Nakayubetsu Station. Russell cars were on display on the platform.

JR name mailing line ・ Yongwang line の old Zhongyong don't だった place

Original Text

　Along the national highway ２４２ in Yubetsu Town, there is a roadside station Kamiyubetsu Onsen Tulip Hot Spring. Near it was this memorial hall. This is the place where the former Nakayubetsu station on the JR Nayoro Line and Yume Line, which are now discontinued, was now on display. Plats, rails, Russell cars, etc. were on display.

A station where the route once passed

Original Text

　The station here has been abolished and there are stations and vehicles that are still intact until now. There are Churippu no Yu, Cultural Center Tom, Izakaya, and residential areas around, so you can see people, but some people visit for the purpose of seeing this station.

Name mail this line ・ Zhongyong don't

Original Text

It is a place that reminds me of Nakayubetsu Station, a former transportation hub. After the Nayoro Main Line was abolished, the station was destroyed, but the overpass was left and the remnants of that time are retained.