Transportation and transportation Cultural History of Terminal Station / Eishun Kojima

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Transportation and Transportation
[Introduction to the Contents]
The last station is the last station (terminal station), but the meaning changes a little depending on how you consider' the end'.
For example, in the case of' the terminal station of a train,' even if it is located in the middle of a railway line, it can be called' the terminal station' when it comes to a train that stops at that station because of the setting of the destination of the train.
For example, the terminal station of a local train from Tokyo to Odawara on the Tokaido Main Line is Odawara station.
In the case of' the terminal station of a railroad section,' the terminal station of a certain line is called' the terminal station.'
For example, the terminal station of the Tokaido Main Line from Tokyo to Kobe station is Kobe station.
In terms of the line name, even the starting station can be regarded as the terminal station when viewed from the terminal point.
In other words, the terminal station of the Tokaido Main Line can be Tokyo Station.
Among these' terminal stations,' this book focuses on' terminal stations' in large cities in Japan and overseas, and classifies terminal stations into several aspects and arranges them into' terminal stations.' It is a cultural, historical, and railway trivia.