Shin-Fuji Station, categorized as a "part-time" station, is a stop on the Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train line. It is strategically located within the Shizuoka Prefecture of Japan, specifically within the bustling city of Fuji. The station earned its name from its proximity to the iconic Mount Fuji. Since its inauguration in 1988, the station has played a pivotal role in commuter transportation, serving as a portal to central Japan. Besides facilitating a swift connection to Tokyo and Nagoya, it also offers convenient access to the idyllic Fuji River and numerous industrial areas. Furthermore, the station and its surrounding area provide a vantage point to capture breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, making it popular among tourists. Despite not operating full time, Shin-Fuji station remains an integral component of Japan's high-speed railway system.
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