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. Trains depart regularly, about every 10 minutes. During autumn, spring and other festival events the Minoo line becomes particularly crowded with sightseeing visitors. An Eki Stamp is available at this station (obtained 22 November 2019) Mino-o_Station_Stamp

Layout

There are two platforms with two tracks on the ground level. *Line 1 is usually used for trains for Ishibashi, however used for trains for Osaka in the rush hours. Line 2 is used for trains for Ishibashi in the rush hours and the outing seasons.

Surroundings

*Minoo River (箕面川) *Minoo Onsen (箕面温泉) *Ryūan-ji (瀧安寺)

Adjacent station

External links

Mino-o (Hankyu Railway)
Railway stations in Osaka Prefecture Stations of Hankyu Railway Railway stations in Japan opened in 1910 {{Osaka-railstation-stub

Layout

Surroundings

Adjacent station

See also

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