Syowa Station is a Japanese research facility located in Antarctica, established in 1957. It serves as a base for scientific research in various fields, including glaciology, biology, and meteorology. The station is situated in the Queen Maud Land region and operates year-round, supporting both summer and winter research activities. The station is named after the Japanese era "Syowa," which corresponds to the period from 1926 to 1989. It is part of Japan's Antarctic research program and collaborates with other international research efforts. Syowa Station plays a crucial role in understanding climate change and the unique Antarctic ecosystem.