犬吠駅
Inuboh Station
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1935
8月14日
It opened as Tōdai-mae Station.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
燈台前駅として開業。
1942
It was renamed Inuboh Station.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
犬吠駅に改称。
1990
12月
The current station building, which is of Portuguese palace-style architecture, was completed.
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現ポルトガルの宮殿風建築の駅舎落成{{Cite news
1997
10月14日
It was selected for the first "100 Best Stations in Kanto" due to being a beautiful station with European-style white walls and picture tiles.
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第一回「関東の駅百選」に選定される。選定理由は「ヨーロッパスタイルの白壁と絵タイルが美しい駅」。
2012
7月
In the latter part of the month, the decommissioned bodies of Deha 501 and former Sagami Railway Moni 2022 at the station plaza were dismantled due to deterioration and corrosion of the bodies caused by aging and salt damage.
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下旬：駅前広場のデハ501と元相模鉄道モニ2022の廃車体が老朽化・塩害による車体の腐食のため、解体される。
2013
Renovation work was carried out due to the aging of the station building.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
駅舎の老朽化に伴い、リニューアル工事を実施。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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