- Niigata Station
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This article is about the station in Niigata, Japan. For the railway station in Kure, Hiroshima, Japan, see Nigata Station.Niigata Station新潟駅
View of the station from the Bandai exit Location Prefecture Niigata
(See other stations in Niigata)City Niigata Ward Chūō History Year opened 1904 Rail services Operator(s) JR East Line(s) Jōetsu Shinkansen
Shin'etsu Main Line
Hakushin Line
Echigo Line
Niigata Station sign
Niigata Station (新潟駅 niigata-eki) is a train station operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East) in Chūō-ku, Niigata, Japan. It opened on May 3, 1904.
The station is at the centre of Niigata city, the largest city on the Sea of Japan coast in Honshū. It is also the central station for the railway infrastructure along the Sea of Japan coast, and is also the terminus of the Jōetsu Shinkansen.
Station layout
- Platforms
1 ■Shin'etsu Line Niitsu・Nagaoka・Tsugawa ■Hakushin Line Shibata・Murakami ■Echigo Line Yoshida・Kashiwazaki 2/3 ■Shin'etsu Line Niitsu・Nagaoka・Tsugawa ■Hakushin Line Shibata・Murakami ■Echigo Line Yoshida・Kashiwazaki ■Rapid Moonlight Echigo Shinjuku ■Limited Express Hokuetsu Kanazawa ■Express Kitaguni Osaka 4/5 ■Shin'etsu Line Niitsu・Nagaoka・Tsugawa ■Hakushin Line Shibata・Murakami ■Echigo Line Yoshida・Kashiwazaki 6/7 ■Shin'etsu Line Niitsu・Nagaoka・Tsugawa ■Hakushin Line Shibata・Murakami ■Echigo Line Yoshida・Kashiwazaki ■Limited Express Inaho Sakata・Akita・Aomori ■Rapid Kirakira Uetsu Sakata・Kisakata ■Rapid Banetsu Monogatari Aizu-Wakamatsu 11/12 ■Jōetsu Shinkansen Takasaki・Ōmiya・Tokyo 13/14 ■Jōetsu Shinkansen Takasaki・Ōmiya・Tokyo Stations of the Jōetsu Shinkansen Tōkyō - Ueno - Ōmiya - Kumagaya - Honjō-Waseda - Takasaki - Jōmō-Kōgen - Echigo-Yuzawa( - Gala-Yuzawa) - Urasa - Nagaoka - Tsubame-Sanjō - Niigata
Stations of the Shin'etsu Main Line Takasaki–Yokokawa
Takasaki - Kita-Takasaki – Gumma-Yawata – Annaka – Isobe – Matsuida – Nishi-Matsuida – YokokawaYokokawa–Karuizawa: abandoned
Karuizawa–Shinonoi: replaced by Shinano Railway LineShinonoi–Niigata
Shinonoi – Imai – Kawanakajima – Amori – Nagano – Kita-Nagano – Sansai – Toyono – Mure – Furuma – Kurohime – Myōkō-Kōgen – Sekiyama – Nihongi – Arai – Kita-Arai – Wakinoda – Minami-Takada – Takada – Kasugayama – Naoetsu – Kuroi – Saigata – Dosokohama – Katamachi – Jōgehama – Kakizaki – Yoneyama – Kasashima – Ōmigawa – Kujiranami – Kashiwazaki – Ibarame – Yasuda – Kitajō – Echigo-Hirota – Nagatori – Tsukayama – Echigo-Iwatsuka – Raikōji – Maekawa – Miyauchi – Nagaoka – Kita-Nagaoka – Oshikiri – Mitsuke – Obiori – Tōkōji – Sanjō – Higashi-Sanjō – Honai – Kamo – Hanyūda – Tagami – Yashiroda – Furutsu – Niitsu – Satsukino – Ogikawa – Kameda – Echigo-Ishiyama – NiigataStations of the Hakushin Line Niigata - Higashi-Niigata - Ōgata - Niizaki - Hayadōri - Toyosaka - Kuroyama - Sasaki - Nishi-Shibata - Shibata
Stations of the Echigo Line Kashiwazaki · Higashi-Kashiwazaki · Nishi-Nakadōri · Arahama · Kariwa · Nishiyama · Raihai · Ishiji · Oginojō · Izumozaki · Myōhōji · Ojimaya · Kirihara · Teradomari · Bunsui · Aōzu · Minami-Yoshida · Yoshida · Kita-Yoshida · Iwamuro · Maki · Echigo-Sone · Echigo-Akatsuka · Uchino-Nishigaoka · Uchino · Niigata Daigaku-mae · Terao · Kobari · Aoyama · Sekiya · Hakusan · Niigata
Coordinates: 37°54′43″N 139°03′43″E / 37.91194°N 139.06194°E
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