安針塚駅

Anjinzuka Station

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1934 10月1日

It opened as Gunjubumae Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

軍需部前駅として開業。

1940 10月1日

The station was renamed Anzuka Station, named after the memorial tower of Miura Anjin, also known as William Adams.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

三浦按針（イギリス名：ウィリアム・アダムス）の供養塔の名に因み、安針塚駅に改称。（軍施設の所在を明らかにすべきでないと判断された。）

1941 11月1日

The Shonan Electric Railway and Keihin Electric Railway merged, and it became a Keihin Electric Railway station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

湘南電気鉄道と京浜電気鉄道が合併し、京浜電気鉄道の駅となる。

1942 5月1日

Keihin Electric Railway merged into Tokyo-Yokohama Electric Railway and became a station of Tokyo Rapid Railway (Daiei Kyuko).

Machine translation — show Japanese original

京浜電気鉄道が東京横浜電鉄へ合併し、東京急行電鉄（大東急）の駅となる。

1948 6月1日

Keihin Kyuko Electric Railway was established, and it became a Keihin Kyuko Electric Railway station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

京浜急行電鉄が発足、京浜急行電鉄の駅となる。

1972 12月18日

The effective length of the platform was extended from 4 cars to 6 cars.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

ホーム有効長を4両分から6両分に延伸。

Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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