Doai Train Station
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Japan's deepest train station, known for its unique underground platform, 486 stairs, and glamping facilities.

Japan's deepest train station, located in Gunma Prefecture near Minakami. Northbound platform is 70 meters underground, accessed by 486 stairs.Why Go🚇 Experience Japan's deepest and 'creepiest' train station👻 Challenge yourself with 486 steps descent🏕️ Unique glamping experience at Doai Village☕ Enjoy coffee and pastry at the fashionable cafe🍺 Sample unique beers aged underground🚶 Access to hiking trails and Mount TanigawaWhy Avoid⚠️ Unmanned station, no staff for assistance🚶‍♀️ Descend 486 stairs to the northbound platform🎒 Heavy luggage makes climb difficult💨 Strong winds and cold cavern-like facility⏰ Infrequent trains, long waits possibleTips👟 Wear comfortable shoes for the many steps🧥 Pack a jacket or bring layers due to the cold and windy underground platform.🗓️ Book glamping far in advance due to limited tents.🕒 Check train times carefully (e.g., with Hyperdia) to avoid long waits, as schedules are irregular.Cost💰 Glamping starts at ¥25,000 per adult, ¥15,000 per child (includes dinner/breakfast/drinks).Hours🕒 Cafe Mogura has irregular days, check Instagram (@doaivillage) for schedule. Trains run 8 times daily in each direction, with 1-3 hour gaps.

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