Kurokawa Station (Nagoya)

Kurokawa Station is a subway station located in Kita-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is served by the Nagoya Municipal Subway’s Meijo Line. The station is numbered M07.

Location and Layout:

Kurokawa Station is an underground station featuring an island platform serving two tracks. The platforms are located beneath the intersection of Kurokawa Hon-dori and Meijo-dori.

History:

Kurokawa Station opened on March 27, 1971, as part of the initial section of the Meijo Line (then known as Line 2) between Sakae and Meijo-koen.

Station Facilities:

The station includes standard subway facilities such as ticket vending machines, automated ticket gates, and toilets. Accessibility features are in place for passengers with disabilities, including elevators and tactile paving.

Surrounding Area:

The area surrounding Kurokawa Station is a mix of residential and commercial properties. Notable landmarks and points of interest near the station include:

• Kurokawa Shopping Street: A local shopping street offering a variety of shops and restaurants.
• Kita Ward Office: The administrative center for Kita Ward.
• Numerous local businesses and residential areas.

Connections:

While Kurokawa Station primarily serves the Meijo Line, it is not directly connected to any other railway lines. Bus services operated by Nagoya City Bus are available from bus stops located near the station entrance, providing connections to other parts of the city.