Kita-Kashiwa Station is located on the JR Joban Local Line, and is a modest yet attractive station. It is located on the border between Kashiwa City and Abiko City, surrounded by a quiet residential area, and has good access to transportation due to its proximity to Route 6.
The most distinctive feature of this station is that the station building spans Route 6. This design is rare nationwide and exudes a retro atmosphere. A large-scale redevelopment project is currently underway, with high expectations for future changes.
Kita-Kashiwa Station, with the expansive Tega-numa to the south, is blessed with a rich natural environment. Nearby tourist spots such as Akebono-yama Park and Kita-Kashiwa Fureai Park are also nearby, making it suitable for a leisurely stroll.
Kita-Kashiwa Station used to function as a freight station. In 1987, it became a station of JR East Japan and was given its current name. The station building also retains the traces of its freight station days.
Kita-Kashiwa Station is a hidden gem station with a charm known to those in the know. It is recommended to take a leisurely stroll and feel the unique atmosphere and history of the local line.