M-eki to wa nani?

From: Taiyaki Daisuki <uguu~@kanon.hokkaido.false-trail.nyet.jp>
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 02:54:17 GMT

On a website recently, I saw a reference to a station as an M-Eki. I
couldn't find any explanation, but a google search turned up hundres of
M-Eki Y-Eki and K-Eki. Can anyone offer an explanation for this
abbreviation or slang?

Thanks

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