東総元駅

Higashi-Fusamoto Station

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1937 2月1日

The station opened as a station on the Ministry of Railways Kihara Line, with only gasoline-powered car trains stopping initially, while steam locomotive-hauled trains were treated as non-stop.

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鉄道省木原線の駅として開設。開業当初はガソリンカー運行の列車のみ停車、蒸気機関車牽引列車は通過扱いであった。

1945 6月10日

Service was suspended.

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営業休止?。

1946 6月10日

Reopening for service.

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営業再開?。

1954 9月16日

It becomes an unmanned station.

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無人駅となる。

1987 4月1日

With the privatization of Japanese National Railways, it becomes a JR East station.

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国鉄分割民営化に伴い、JR東日本の駅となる。

1988 3月24日

With the third-sector railway conversion of the Kiha Line, it became a station on the Isumi Railway Isumi Line.

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木原線の第三セクター鉄道転換に伴い、いすみ鉄道いすみ線の駅となる。

2008 11月7日

A new waiting room was completed as part of a project by TV Tokyo series "Champions: The Brilliant Skills that Save the World".

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テレビ東京系列「チャンピオンズ〜達人のワザが世界を救う〜」の企画により、新待合所が落成する。

2023 8月10日

The station name was prefixed with "Weekly Bike TV" for a one-year period starting on the same day, as part of a naming rights collaboration with Chiba Television Broadcasting's long-running program "Weekly Bike TV".

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地元千葉県の千葉テレビ放送（チバテレ）の長寿番組である、『週刊バイクTV』とのコラボによる命名権により、同日から1年間の予定で駅名表記に週刊バイクTVを冠する。

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

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