Musashi-Yamato Station | Japan

Musashi-Yamato Station

Musashi-Yamato Station has 1 line, the Seibu Tamako Line, operated by Seibu Railway.

Adjacent stations include: Yasaka and Tamako.

The tourist spots near Musashi-Yamato Station include Sayama Park and Shofuku-ji Temple.

LineOperator ⇐ Previous StationThis StationNext Station ⇒
Seibu Tamako LineSeibu RailwayYasakaMusashi-YamatoTamako
Musashi-Yamato Station Lines

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This Station: Musashi-Yamato.

Note: Some lines will continue with other lines without the need to disembark. Some stations with the same name or even different names would have connecting pathways but others would be on another location.Click the Line name for the map

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You can also check the full list of Tourist Spots along Seibu Tamako Line here.

Seibu Tamako Line Map

Seibu Tamako Line Kodaira to Tamako Map


Seibu Tamako Line Map

Seibu Tamako Line Station List

Seibu Tamako Line Station List: Kodaira – Hagiyama – Yasaka – Musashi-Yamato – Tamako

Seibu Tamako Line Details

Line Name:Seibu Tamako Line
Operator:Seibu Railway
Line Color (Hex):#FAAA27 Yellow
# of Stations:5
Origin:Kodaira
Destination:Tamako
Seibu Tamako Line Details

The Seibu Tamako Line also connects with around 4 lines operated by Seibu

OperatorLines and Transfer Stations
SeibuSeibu Haijima Line [Hagiyama, Kodaira]
Seibu Shinjuku Line [Kodaira]
Seibu Tamako Line (Kokubunji-Hagiyama) [Hagiyama]
Seibu Yamaguchi Line [Tamako]
Seibu Tamako Line connecting operator, lines and transfer stations

Tourist Spots along Seibu Tamako Line

The Tourist spots along the Seibu Tamako Line include

Sayama Park
Seibuen Amusement Park
Shofuku-ji Temple