JR Iida Line Ina-Kozawa Station in the rain

The Ina-Kozawa Station opened on December 30, 1936 as a the Sanshin Railway station. After that, the Sanshin Railway Co., Ltd. was nationalized on August 1, 1943 during World War II and became part of the Iida Line. The Iida Line is now owned and operated by JR Central.
The Tenryu village was difficult to build a railway because of its steep terrain and small population. However, railroad were built to connect the populous inland Inadani (Ina valley) with cities on the Pacific coast, and to build dams to generate hydroelectric power.
Most of the tea made in Japan is green tea, but the Tenryū village makes black tea. The climate and topography of this village may be similar to those of tea-producing regions in India.
00:00 A bird's-eye view of the entire train journey by Google Earth
00:36 Train number 544M Local Train Departure Kamisuwa 0922 Arrival Ina-Kozawa 1331 Departure 1332 Arrival Toyohashi 1616 On board
01:02 Train number 519M Local Train Departure Toyohashi 1042 Arrival Ina-Kozawa 1328 Departure 1332 Arrival Okaya 1733 Train meet
03:11 Around 1645 Train number 24M Limited Express Wide View Inaji 4 passes Train Departure Iida 1558 Arrival at Toyohashi 1831
03:32 Zen practice, Enjoy the sound of rain and the chirping of insects.
11:06 Train number 531M Local Train Departure Toyohashi 1442 Departure Ina-Kozawa 1725 Arrive Okaya 2137
This video was taken on August 4, 2022 from 1330 to 1725.
Note: Since the chapter function of TH-cam is confused, ":" is omitted from the departure and arrival times of trains, please note that. All train departure and arrival times are in JST (Japan Standard Time, UTC+9).
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