station; railway station; train station
The standard word for any train station, and by extension bus stations or other transit stops.
Please get off at Tokyo Station.
There is a convenience store near the station.
staging post; post station
Historical term for a relay station or post town along old highways, such as the Tōkaidō, where travelers and horses could rest.
The post towns of the Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō were once also called 'eki'.
counter for stations
Used to count the number of stations, e.g., how many stops away something is.
I'll get off three stations from here.
Please change trains at Shinjuku Station.
Shibuya is two stations from here.
It's a ten-minute walk from my house to the station.
I gave my friend a ride to the station.
I'm waiting for her at the station.
駅 refers to the whole train station facility, whereas 乗り場 is the specific spot within or near it where you actually board.
駅 today means a modern train station, whereas 宿駅 refers specifically to the historical Edo-period relay stations along highways.
every station; each station · local train; train that stops at every station
station building
stop; station where a train stops
station name
station master
terminal station; terminus
new station; newly opened station
starting station; first station; departure station
shopping area inside a train station
one station; one stop
relay station; post station; stage
abandoned station; closed station
this station
starting station; departure station
destination station; arriving station
terminal station
ritsuryō official authorized to use government stables and horses
station work; station service; work at a train station
railway employee; station porter