Tanno Station
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Tanno Station (端野駅 tanno-eki?) is located in the town of Tanno in Kitami city in Hokkaidō, Japan, and services the Sekihoku Main Line operated by JR Hokkaido.
[edit] Station structure
The station is above ground and has two side platforms alongside two railway tracks. It is not permanently staffed.
[edit] History
- October 5, 1912: Station opened.
- Station unmanned since completion of CTC system.
- February 1991: Station building renovated.
(Asahikawa - Asahikawa-Yojō -) Shin-Asahikawa - Minami-Nagayama - Higashi-Asahikawa - Kita-Hinode - Sakuraoka - Tōma - Shōgunzan - Ikaushi - Aibetsu - Naka-Aibetsu - Aizan - Antaroma - Tōun - Kamikawa - (Nakakoshi) - (Kamikoshi) - (Oku-Shirataki) - Kami-Shirataki - Shirataki - Kyū-Shirataki - Shimo-Shirataki - Maruseppu - Setose - Engaru - Yasukuni - Ikuno - Ikutahara - (Jōmon) - Nishi-Rubeshibe - Rubeshibe - Ainonai - Higashi-Ainonai - Nishi-Kitami - Kitami - Hakuyō - Itoshino - Tanno - Hiushinai - Bihoro - Nishi-Memanbetsu - Memanbetsu - Yobito - Abashiri
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