Azamino Station
Azamino is a railway station in Tokyo.
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History, melodies, surroundingsAt the time of the application for approval of the establishment of the Motoishikawa Ōba District Land Readjustment Association, Tokyo Kyuko Electric Railway (at the time) promised to install a new station.
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元石川大場土地区画整理組合の設立認可申請時に、東京急行電鉄（当時）が新駅の設置を約束。
Due to the aforementioned association, the land readjustment project was completed and Tokyo Kyuko Electric Railway decided to open the station and started construction work.
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前述の組合により、土地区画整理事業が竣工し、東京急行電鉄が当駅の開設を決定、建設工事に着手。
The Tōkyū station opened, initially with only local trains stopping.
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東急の駅が開業。開業当初は各駅停車のみ停車だった。
The Yokohama Municipal Subway Line 3, also known as the Blue Line, was extended from Shin-Yokohama Station and became a transfer station.
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横浜市営地下鉄3号線（ブルーライン）が新横浜駅から延伸、乗換駅となる。
In July 2001, the Den-en-toshi Line stations were made barrier-free, with the installation of elevators and down escalators on the upper and lower platforms, as well as new passenger toilets.
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から2001年（平成13年）7月 - 田園都市線の駅でバリアフリー化に伴い、上下線ホームにエレベーターと下りエスカレーター、旅客用トイレを新設。
In February 2002, the canopy on the Den-en-toshi Line platform was extended by 35 m towards Shibuya and 60 m towards Chuo-Rinkan, increasing its length from 105 m for 5-car trains to 200 m for 10-car trains.
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から2002年（平成14年）2月 - 田園都市線のホーム上屋を5両分（105 m）から渋谷方に35 m、中央林間方に60 m延伸し、10両編成分（200 m）となる。
It becomes an express stop on the Den-en-toshi Line.
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田園都市線の急行停車駅となる。
In November, renovation work on the station building on the Den-en-toshi Line was carried out, expanding the station office and completely rebuilding the station staff dormitory, and commercial facilities were opened.
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から11月 - 田園都市線の駅舎改良工事が施工し、駅務室拡大と駅係員宿泊棟を全面建て替え、商業施設を開設した（商業施設は11月20日開業））。
The west entrance rotary improvement work was implemented and completed.
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西口ロータリー改良工事が施行・完成。
Improvements to the intersection, including the relocation of the crosswalk and the establishment of pedestrian-only crossing times, were completed.
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末 - 交差点の改良（横断歩道の位置変更、歩行者横断専用時間の設定）が完成。
Dedicated lanes for ordinary vehicles, taxis, and buses were completed.
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末 - 一般車・タクシー・バスの各専用レーンが完成。
A right-turn lane was installed on the road connecting the east and west of the station.
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駅東西を結ぶ道路に右折レーンを設置。
The canopy expansion over the west entrance station plaza at Sue Station was completed.
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末 - 西口駅前広場上屋拡張が完成。
The docomo Wi-Fi public wireless LAN service began.
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末 - docomo Wi-Fiによる、公衆無線LANサービス開始。
The station is added as a stop for the rapid service which began operation due to a timetable revision of the Yokohama Municipal Subway.
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横浜市営地下鉄のダイヤ改正により運行を開始した快速の停車駅に設定される。
The use of platform doors began on the Den-en-toshi Line.
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田園都市線のホームでホームドアの使用開始。
Etomo Azamino opened.
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エトモあざみ野がオープン。
The station was planned as an intermediate stop for the extension of the Yokohama Municipal Subway to Shin-Yurigaoka.
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横浜市営地下鉄が新百合ヶ丘への延伸のため、途中駅となる予定。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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What train lines connect at Azamino Station?
Azamino Station is served by DT Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line.