is a

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in Nakamura-ku,

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Line

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Nagoya Line

Layout

Komeno Station has a

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and an

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serving three tracks on the ground, and the entrance is located in the north of Nagoya-bound platform, connecting to Kuwana-bound one with a level crossing. Track 3 is not for embarking or disembarking passengers but for chartered trains, deadhead trains and trains entering or leaving Tomiyoshi Inspection Komeno Branch Depot.

Platforms

Staff at this station

The number of passengers per day of the station is as follows.

Year number of people

* 2015 11 10 830 * 2012 11 13 772 * 2010 11 9 653 * 2008 11 18 669 * 2005 11 8 637

Surroundings

;Scenic and historic sights :*Empuku-ji :*Chosho-ji :*Kanayama Shrine :*Kumano Shrine :*Hakusansha ;Shopping, market :*Sasashima Raibu 21 :*ÆON Toen Taiko Shopping Center :*Hotel Palace Nagoya ;Hospital :*Nagoya Central Hospital ;Transportation :*Koya Bridge :*Sasashima-Komeno Overbridge :*

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References

Adjacent stations

Railway stations in Aichi Prefecture {{Aichi-railstation-stub