Fujieda
Fujieda Station
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22 Events
1889
4月
The government railway (Japanese National Railways) Shimbashi Railway Bureau Architecture Division built a rail switch and an oil tank for the oil storage facility.
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官設鉄道（国鉄）新橋鉄道局建築課によって、レール分岐器及び油貯蔵庫の油庫が建てられる。
1889
4月16日
When the government railway was extended from Shizuoka to Hamamatsu, Fuji Station on the same line opened, and its location was in Aoshima Village, Shida District.
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官設鉄道静岡 - 浜松間延伸時に同線の藤枝駅が開業。所在地は、志太郡青島村となっていた。
1889
4月27日
Hamada Hamagorō, the Director-General of the Imperial Household Ministry's Imperial Property Bureau, fell to his death while trying to jump onto a departing train after getting off at the station to use the restroom, and at that time trains did not have toilets, with the first train to be equipped with one being on May 10 of the same year.
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当駅で用便のため下車した宮内省御料局長官の肥田浜五郎が走りはじめた列車に飛び乗ろうとして転落死。当時は列車にトイレはなく、初めてトイレが付いたのは同年5月10日。
1895
4月1日
The line name was established and it became part of the Tōkaidō Line, which was later renamed the Tōkaidō Main Line in 1909.
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線路名称制定。東海道線（1909年に東海道本線に改称）の所属となる。
1913
11月16日
The Fujieda Shin station on the Fuji-Sō Railway, later known as Shizuoka Railway, opened.
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藤相鉄道（後の静岡鉄道）の藤枝新駅が開業。
1914
9月3日
The Fujisaki Railway opened between Fujieda-Shin and Oigawa.
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藤相鉄道 藤枝新 - 大井川間が開業。
1919
8月
Due to the inconvenience of transferring between Japanese National Railways and the Suruga Line, Fujieda-Shin Station was relocated next to Japanese National Railways' Fujieda Station.
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国鉄と駿遠線の乗り換えが不便だったため、藤枝新駅が国鉄藤枝駅の隣に移転。
1943
4月
People seeing off departing soldiers within the station grounds were run over by trains.
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駅構内で出征兵士を見送る人々が列車に轢かれる。
1956
1月1日
Fujieda-Shin Station was renamed Fujieda Station.
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藤枝新駅が新藤枝駅に改称。
1970
8月1日
Shintōjima Station was abolished due to the abolition of the Shizuoka Railway Sun'en Line.
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新藤枝駅廃止（静岡鉄道駿遠線廃止に伴う）。
1975
7月20日
The station was elevated.
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橋上駅舎化。
1986
3月19日
The Midori-no-Madoguchi (later renamed the JR All Line Ticket Counter after the privatization of Japanese National Railways) was established.
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みどりの窓口（民営化後の「JR全線きっぷうりば」）を開設。
1986
11月1日
The station ceased handling freight and luggage.
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車扱貨物・荷物の取扱を廃止。
1987
4月1日
With the privatization of Japanese National Railways, it became a station of Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central).
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国鉄分割民営化により、東海旅客鉄道（JR東海）の駅となる。
1992
12月12日
Automatic ticket gates were introduced.
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自動改札機を導入。
2004
4月21日
The Fuji Station north-south free passage construction project started as part of the 50th anniversary commemoration of the municipal system, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held.
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市制50周年記念事業としての藤枝駅南北自由通路整備事業が始まり、起工式が行われる。
2005
8月2日
The north-south free passage opened ahead of schedule.
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南北自由通路が先行開業。
2006
9月
The elevated station building and the north-south free passage were completed.
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橋上駅舎・南北自由通路落成。
2006
12月
The renovated north exit of the station building was opened for use.
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改修された駅舎北口供用開始。
2007
The roof tiles of the oil depot were replaced.
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油庫の屋根瓦が葺き替えられる。
2007
1月
The reconstruction work was completed.
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改築工事完了。
2008
3月1日
The TOICA service began.
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TOICAのサービス開始。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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