This street corner watching is a travel series of iron stamp books.
The 10th is Hojo Railway Co., Ltd.
The visit date was September 21, 2021.
The corporation was established on October 18, 1984.
The head office is located at 28-2 Hojo, Hojo-cho, Kasai City, Hyogo Prefecture.
The Hojo Railway of the Iron Seal Book connects JR Ao Station to Hojomachi Station.
Shareholders are Kasai City, Hyogo Prefecture, Ono City, Kasai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.
The station where the iron stamp is issued is Hojo Station.
It is the third sector that runs from Ao Station on the JR Kakogawa Line in Hyogo Prefecture to Hojomachi Station.
Ao Station is also served by Kobe Electric Railway, but only about one train runs every hour during the day.
Regarding the operation, it is the same for both JR Kakogawa Line and Hojo Railway, and there are not many trains.
If the purpose is to collect iron stamps, you should be prepared for time constraints when using the railroad.
There is a tourist information center in Kasai City inside the head office building.
The bus operation table was displayed in it.
Considering the use of the bus, the time may be shortened.
With that in mind, buses run as well, so I feel that the survival value of the Hojo Railway is being questioned.
However, I don’t think it makes sense to appeal only to the three sectors that run in the countryside.
These are the iron stamps and tickets that I purchased.
Currently, we have achieved 10 railway companies: Hojo Railway, Nishikigawa Railway, Kyoto Tango Railway, Shigaraki Kogen Railway, Ise Railway, Chizu Express, Isumi Railway, Moka Railway, Kashima Rinkai Railway, and Wakasa Railway.
This concludes the street corner watching, the iron stamp book trip series, and Hojo Railway Co., Ltd.
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