I went to Koufuku Station!

#DomesticTravelRecord #HappinessStation Happiness Station (Koufuku-eki) is an abandoned station on the former JNR Hiroo Line in Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan. It is widely known as a place that symbolizes "happiness" due to its name, and is a popular spot visited by many tourists and couples. Many people take commemorative photos in front of the station building and station sign, especially to pray for "love" and "happiness". History Opened: Opened in 1956 as a station on the JNR Hiroo Line. Closed: In 1987, the station was closed when the Hiroo Line was closed. Current Status The station building has been preserved and developed as a tourist spot. Station signs and tickets are on display, and visitors can purchase tickets for "Happiness Station" as a souvenir. Nearby is "Aikoku Station", an abandoned station on the same Hiroo Line, which attracted attention with its catchphrase "From Patriotism to Happiness". For visitors, Koufuku Station is loved as a special place that symbolizes "happiness".