During the weekday and evening rush hours in Japan, trains that arrive and depart one after another at Nishi-Akashi Station on the JR Kobe Line (Sanyo Main Line) are arriving and passing (around 16:00 to 19:00). You can see the special rapid service of the Kobe Line, which stops (normal west of Akashi), the regular train of Nishi-Akashi turnaround, the limited express "Hamakaze" (passing and stopping), and the passing limited express "Super Hakuto".
The limited express "Hamakaze" stops at Nishi-Akashi Station in the evening, and I was able to see it.
The platform is an island type with 3 sides and 6 lines, one of which (Platforms 1 and 2) is where special rapid services and limited express trains stop (No. 1 is for Osaka, No. 2 is for Himeji), and the remaining two (Platforms 1 and 2). Platforms 3 and 4 (Platforms 5 and 6) are the platforms where rapid trains and ordinary trains stop and turn back.
The 3rd and 4th stops are for Osaka, and the 5th and 6th stops are for Himeji, but the 5th stop is also for Nishi-Akashi turnaround and Osaka.
There are many regular and Nishi-Akashi trains operating from Kyoto and Matsuiyamate, and we arrived at either Platform 4 or Platform 5 and turned back as a regular train.
In the special rapid service bound for Himeji that appears in the video, the type curtain / destination display LED of one vehicle is erroneously displayed, probably because of a malfunction, and it is reflected as "Rapid train bound for Omi Imazu in the direction of Kyoto". I will.
00:00 From Platforms 1 and 2
00:57 From platform 3 and 4
03:26 Passing Hamakaze
03:33 Each train
06:11 Passing Super Hakuto
06:27 Each train
13:29 From platform 5 and 6
20:02 From Platforms 1 and 2
22:32 From platform 3 and 4
30:12 Super Hakuto Pass 2
30:25 Each train
32:50 Incorrect destination display (Special Rapid Service)
34:45 Each train
35:27 From Platforms 1 and 2
42:57 Hamakaze stop
44:11 Super Hakuto Pass 3
44:36 Each train