Ibaraki

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1876 8月9日

A new section of the government railway opened between Takatsuki Station and Osaka Station, and began handling passengers and freight.

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官設鉄道の高槻駅 - 大阪駅間に新設開業。旅客・貨物の取り扱いを開始。

1895 4月1日

The line name was established and it became part of the Tōkaidō Line, later known as the Tōkaidō Main Line from 1909.

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線路名称制定。東海道線(1909年より東海道本線)の所属となる。

1969 10月1日

The station was rebuilt into the current elevated station building (third generation).

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現在の橋上駅舎に改築(3代目)。

1970 3月14日

On September 13, express trains made temporary stops to coincide with the opening of the Japan World Exposition, earning the station the nickname "Banpaku East Gate Station", and after a continuation movement, express trains continued to stop even after the exposition ended.

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9月13日:日本万国博覧会の開催に合わせ、快速が臨時停車。「万博東口駅」という愛称がつく。停車継続運動が起こり、開催終了後も快速停車継続となる。

1976 9月4日

The Keihan 100-year accident occurred between this station and the Japan Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation and the spur line.

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当駅と専売公社・引き込み線間で京阪100年号事故が発生。

1986

A dedicated line continued to the Japan Tobacco Industry Ibaraki Factory, Toyo Seikan Ibaraki Factory, and Sapporo Breweries Osaka Factory, and cargo transportation was carried out.

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日本たばこ産業茨木工場・東洋製罐茨木工場・サッポロビール大阪工場へ専用線が続き、貨物輸送を行っていた。

1986 11月1日

Freight handling was abolished.

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貨物の取り扱いが廃止。

1987 4月1日

With the privatization of Japanese National Railways, it became a station of West Japan Railway Company (JR West).

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国鉄分割民営化により、西日本旅客鉄道(JR西日本)の駅となる。

1988 3月13日

The line nickname was established, and the nickname "JR Kyoto Line" started being used.

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路線愛称の制定により、「JR京都線」の愛称を使用開始。

1990 4月1日

On September 30, some limited express Thunderbird trains made temporary stops for access to the venue in conjunction with the International Floral Art and Greenery Exposition.

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9月30日:国際花と緑の博覧会の開催に合わせ、一部の特急雷鳥が会場アクセスのため臨時停車。

1997 7月19日

Automatic ticket gates were installed and put into service.

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自動改札機を設置し、供用開始。

2002 7月29日

The JR Kyoto and Kobe Line introduced an operating management system.

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JR京都・神戸線運行管理システム導入。

2003 11月1日

The IC card "ICOCA" becomes available for use.

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ICカード「ICOCA」の利用が可能となる。

2007 3月18日

The automatic station broadcasts were updated.

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駅自動放送を更新。

2015 3月12日

Introduction of approaching melodies accompanied the revision of the entry warning sound.

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入線警告音の見直しに伴い、接近メロディ導入。

2015 3月16日

Renovation work commenced, with the east entrance deck, Ibaraki Sky Palette, opening for use and the east entrance bus terminal being completed.

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リニューアル工事着工。東口デッキ(いばらきスカイパレット)の使用を開始、東口バスのりばの整備が完了。

2017 3月17日

JR Sōjiji Station, adjacent to this station on the Kyoto side, opened, and station numbering was introduced and began to be used.

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当駅の京都側に隣接する駅としてJR総持寺駅が開業。合わせて駅ナンバリングが導入され、使用を開始。

2017 9月11日

The escalator inside the ticket gate began operation.

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改札内のエスカレーターが稼働を開始。

2018 4月1日

The facilities outside the ticket gates had their grand opening and renovation work was completed.

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改札外の付帯施設がグランドオープンし、リニューアル工事が完成。

2019 5月17日

In 2019, Vierra Ibaraki-Shin-Nakajō opened southeast of the station.

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(令和元年):駅東南に「ビエラ茨木新中条」が開業。

2023

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2023 3月31日

The JR West Japan's first platform safety screen was put into use at platforms 2 and 3.

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2・3番のりばにてJR西日本初のホーム安全スクリーンを使用開始。

2023 6月12日

A freight train exceeded its effective length and entered the No. 1 line, a non-platform passing track, causing the rear of the train to obstruct the main line and preventing subsequent trains from operating, resulting in major disruptions during the morning rush hour, including passengers from the Haruka 3 train getting off and walking to Settsu-Tonda Station.

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輸送指令が有効長を超える貨物列車を1番線(ホームなし待避線)に進入させたことにより列車後部が本線上を支障し、以降の列車が運転できなくなった。発生時刻が6:42と朝ラッシュ時に重なり、駅間停車のはるか3号乗客が列車を降り摂津富田駅まで歩くなど大きな混乱となった。

2023 8月24日

Platform screen doors began to be used at platforms 1 and 4.

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1・4番のりばにてホーム安全スクリーンを使用開始。

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

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