Ichiba (Hyogo · Kobe Electric Railway)

No publicly available departure data for this station.

Ichiba Station opened on 28 December 1951 as Dentetsu Ichiba Station, on the Kobe Electric Railway (Shintetsu) Ao Line, in Ono-no-Kachi, Ikejiri-chō, Ono, Hyōgo, when the line was extended from Miki Fukuyūbashi (today's Miki Station) to Dentetsu Ono (today's Ono Station). It was renamed Ichiba Station on 1 April 1988. The Ichiba Railway Comprehensive Facility — built on the site of the former freight siding immediately west of the station — was completed on 1 November 1990. PiTaPa IC cards came into use with the 31 March 2007 timetable revision, and the station is now operated by a remote management system over the line's optical-fibre network.

All current deliveries of Shintetsu rolling stock arrive by road, from Kawasaki Heavy Industries' Hyōgo plant to the Ichiba Railway Comprehensive Facility next to the station — earlier the company received its trains via a JR Kōshu Yusō rail transfer to Sanda Station.