Taishidō Station

Taishidō Station is a junction railway station in , , , Japan, operated by East Japan Railway Company.
  • Railway station
  • …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (50 feet)
  • …is operated by 東日本旅客鉄道
  • Description: railway station in Sendai, Miyagi prefecture, Japan
  • Address: 1, 1, 太白区, 仙台市, 宮城県 982013
  • Also known as
    “Taishido”
    “Taishidō-eki”

Places of Interest Nearby

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Railway station
is a junction railway station…
1 km north of Taishidō Station
is a Shinto shrine.
630 metres east of Taishidō Station
The is an archaeology…
1 km northwest of Taishidō Station

Suburbs in the Area

Discover Wakabayashi and Aoba.
Wakabayashi-ku is the eastern ward of the city Sendai, in , .
3½ km northeast of Taishidō Station
Aoba-ku is one of five wards of , the largest city in the of Japan.
6 km north of Taishidō Station
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Suburb
Miyagino-ku is the northeastern ward of the city Sendai, in , .
6 km northeast of Taishidō Station
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Latitude
38.21782° or 38° 13′ 4″ north
Longitude
140.88342° or 140° 53′ 0″ east
Open location code
8RC26V9M+49
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railway = station
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Chinese to Urdu—“Taishidō Station” goes by many names.
太子堂站Chinese
太子堂車站Chinese
太子堂车站Chinese
Taishidō StationDutch
محطة تايشيدوEgyptian Arabic
Stasiun TaishidōIndonesian
Stazione di TaishidōItalian
TaishidōJapanese
たいしどうJapanese
たいしどうえきJapanese
太子堂Japanese
太子堂駅Japanese
다이시도역Korean
ТайсидоRussian
ТайшідоUkrainian
ٹائیشیدو اسٹیشنUrdu

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