Kazusa-Nakano

No publicly available departure data for this station.

Kazusa-Nakano Station opened on 1928-05-16 as a Kominato Railway terminus, intended as one anchor of a planned but never-completed cross-Bōsō rail route. The Japanese Government Railway's Kihara Line reached it on 1934-08-26, creating the present rare meeting of private and government lines. Freight ended on 1974-10-01. With JNR privatisation on 1987-04-01 the Kihara Line passed to JR East, and on 1988-03-24 it was transferred again to the third-sector Isumi Railway; the station has been unstaffed since. The wooden station building was reconstructed in 1989.

Old rail still in use on the Kominato platform carries an 八幡製鉄所 (Yawata Steel) imprint dated 1927, predating the 1928 opening — believed to be original from the line's construction.