Iwanuma Station - History

History

The station first opened on 15 December 1887, on the Tōhoku Main Line. Jōban Line services commenced from 10 November 1897.

Stations of the Joban Line
  • (Ueno)
  • Nippori
  • Mikawashima
  • Minami-Senju
  • Kita-Senju
  • Matsudo
  • Kashiwa
  • Abiko
  • Tennodai
  • Toride
  • Fujishiro
  • Sanuki
  • Ushiku
  • Hitachino-Ushiku
  • Arakawaoki
  • Tsuchiura
  • Kandatsu
  • Takahama
  • Ishioka
  • Hatori
  • Iwama
  • Tomobe
  • Uchihara
  • Akatsuka
  • Kairakuen
  • Mito
  • Katsuta
  • Sawa
  • Tokai
  • Omika
  • Hitachi-Taga
  • Hitachi
  • Ogitsu
  • Juo
  • Takahagi
  • Minami-Nakago
  • Isohara
  • Otsuko
  • Nakoso
  • Ueda
  • Izumi
  • Yumoto
  • Uchigo
  • Iwaki
  • Kusano
  • Yotsukura
  • Hisanohama
  • Suetsugi
  • Hirono
  • Kido
  • Tatsuta
  • Tomioka
  • Yonomori
  • Ono
  • Futaba
  • Namie
  • Momouchi
  • Odaka
  • Iwaki-Ota
  • Haranomachi
  • Kashima
  • Nittaki
  • Soma
  • Komagamine
  • Shinchi
  • Sakamoto
  • Yamashita
  • Hamayoshida
  • Watari
  • Okuma
  • Iwanuma
  • (Tatekoshi
  • Natori
  • Minami-Sendai
  • Taishido
  • Nagamachi
  • Sendai)
Freight Line
Tabata
Mikawashima
Minami-Senju
Stations served only by the Chiyoda Line through service local trains between Kita-Senju and Abiko are omitted.
Stations of the Tōhoku Main Line

Ueno to Kuroiso (aka Utsunomiya Line)
Ueno - Oku - Akabane - Urawa- Saitama-Shintoshin - Ōmiya - Toro - Higashi-Ōmiya - Hasuda - Shiraoka - Shin-Shiraoka - Kuki - Higashi-Washinomiya - Kurihashi - Koga - Nogi - Mamada - Oyama - Koganei - Jichi-idai - Ishibashi - Suzumenomiya - Utsunomiya - Okamoto - Hōshakuji - Ujiie - Kamasusaka - Kataoka - Yaita - Nozaki - Nishi-Nasuno - Nasushiobara - Kuroiso

Kuroiso to Morioka
Kuroiso - Takaku - Kurodahara - Toyohara - Shirasaka - Shin-Shirakawa - Shirakawa - Kutano - Izumizaki - Yabuki - Kagamiishi - Sukagawa - Asaka-Nagamori - Kōriyama - Hiwada - Gohyakugawa - Motomiya - Sugita - Nihonmatsu - Adachi - Matsukawa - Kanayagawa - Minami-Fukushima - Fukushima - Higashi-Fukushima - Date - Kōri - Fujita - Kaida - Kosugō - Shiroishi - Higashi-Shiroishi - Kita-Shirakawa - Ōgawara - Funaoka - Tsukinoki - Iwanuma - Tatekoshi - Natori - Minami-Sendai - Taishidō - Nagamachi - Sendai - Higashi-Sendai - Iwakiri - (Shin-Rifu - Rifu) Rikuzen-Sannō - Kokufu-Tagajō - Shiogama - Matsushima - Atago - Shinainuma - Kashimadai - Matsuyama-Machi - Kogota - Tajiri - Semine - Umegasawa - Nitta - Ishikoshi - Yushima - Hanaizumi - Shimizuhara - Arikabe - Ichinoseki - Yamanome - Hiraizumi - Maesawa - Rikuchū-Orii - Mizusawa - Kanegasaki - Rokuhara - Kitakami - Murasakino - Hanamaki - Hanamaki Airport - Ishidoriya - Hizume - Shiwachūō - Furudate - Yahaba - Iwate-Iioka - Senbokuchō - Morioka


Mass transit in the greater Sendai area
JR East lines
  • Tōhoku (Rifu)
  • Jōban
  • Senzan
  • Senseki
Sendai Subway lines
  • ■ Namboku
  • ■ Tōzai (from 2015)
Other lines
  • Sendai Airport
  • Abukuma Express
Terminals
  • Sendai
  • Izumi-Chūō
  • Aoba-dōri
  • Natori
  • Iwanuma
Miscellaneous
  • Suica
  • Rail transport in Japan


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