【広島駅の今と昔】変わりゆく広島駅、国鉄宇品線「0番乗り場」はどこにあった？古写真と現地調査で隠れた遺構を探す昭和を感じる旅

Hiroshima Station, reborn as a new station building through redevelopment, has undergone a major transformation with the addition of Hiroshima Electric Railway lines and the construction of a large roof over the station square. Did you know that in a corner of this massive terminal, where countless people pass through every day, there is a place known as the "phantom platform"? That is the former JNR Ujina Line's "Platform 0." This platform, built by cutting into the back of Sanyo Main Line Platform 1, supported the turbulent history of Hiroshima, a military city, and after the war, it ran through the city in the Showa era as a means of transportation for citizens. However, due to large-scale redevelopment in recent years, the actual remains of this platform are gradually disappearing from the station premises. This time, armed with valuable "old photographs" and "old maps" from that time, we will thoroughly investigate the area around present-day Hiroshima Station! At first glance, the area around the station appears neatly maintained, but stepping outside reveals surprising traces that still bear the memory of unnatural roads and railways. While reminiscing about the nostalgic Showa-era retro of Hiroshima Station, we will guide you on a cross-generational exploration of infrastructure, visiting the remains of the phantom railway line that lie dormant beneath your feet. Table of Contents 00:00 Opening, Ekimae Ohashi Line 00:53 Heading to Hiroshima Station 01:45 History of Hiroshima Station, reminiscing about the Showa era 03:54 What lies beyond Platform 1 inside Hiroshima Station? 06:31 Platform 0 from Atago Overpass 09:25 Former Atago Overpass Historic Site 10:42 Hiroshima Station: Connecting Memories to the Future #HiroshimaStation #HiroshimaRedevelopment #LargeRoof #HiroshimaElectricRailway #Redevelopment #UjinaLine #JNRUjinaLine #AbandonedRailwayLine #AbandonedRailwayLineRemains #OldMap #HistoricalExplanation #JR #Hiroshima #HiroshimaCity #HiroshimaHistory #HiroshimaTourism #HiroshimaWalk #AtagoLevelCrossing #AtagoOverpass #StandingUdonNoodleShop #Platform0 #0Platform #Railway #RailwayHistory #HistoricalMystery #Buratamori #RailwayLineHeritage #AtomicBombSurvivorBuilding #ShowaEra #Retro #RetroWalk #GoogleMap #GoogleEarth #TimeSlip #LocalRailway