Ōizumi (Mie)

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Ōizumi Station (H10) is on the Sangi Railway Hokusei Line in Ōizumi, Inabe-chō, Inabe, Mie, 12.4 km from the line's terminus at Nishi-Kuwana. It opened on 1 April 2004 — proposed after Sangi Railway took over operation of the Hokusei Line — when the former Ōizumi-higashi and Naga-miya stations were consolidated at a new mid-point site, with the official record showing Ōizumi-higashi abolished and Naga-miya renamed Ōizumi and moved. The adjoining "Fureai-no-Eki Uribō" farmers' market opened beside the new station in June 2004, and Inabe City received a 4th Japan Rail Awards Special Prize for the station's design in October 2005. A passing loop was added on 1 July 2005, expanding the platform from one-side to an island layout, and the station became fully unstaffed on 10 January 2010.

Ōizumi's car park is the largest on the Hokusei Line (140 spaces) and second only to Akatsuki Gakuen-mae's 180 spaces in the entire Sangi Railway network — sized this way because the station was deliberately built as a park-and-ride consolidation point for two former adjacent stations.