花月総持寺駅

Kagetsu‐sōjiji Station

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8 Events
1914 4月12日

The station opened as Kage-tsuen-mae Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

花月園前駅(かげつえんまええき)として開業。

1946 11月

Kagetsuen Amusement Park closed.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

花月園遊園地閉園。

1950 5月18日

The site of the Hanatsuki-en amusement park was redeveloped into the Hanatsuki-en velodrome.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

花月園遊園地の跡地に花月園競輪場が開設される。

1971 12月

It became an elevated station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

橋上駅となる。

2010 3月31日

Kagetsuen Velodrome closed, but the station name remained unchanged.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

花月園競輪場が閉場(駅名はそのまま存続)。

2020 3月14日

The station name was changed to Hanazuki Sōji Temple Station, with the former station name Hanazuki-en-mae added as a subsidiary station name.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

駅名を花月総持寺駅に改称し、副駅名に旧駅名 花月園前が追加される。

2024 2月

Work began on the station building's renewal and seismic retrofitting.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

駅舎のリニューアル・耐震工事に着手。

2025 8月

With renovation work, the old toilet outside the ticket gates was taken out of service and a new toilet inside the ticket gates was put into service.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

改修工事に伴い、改札外の旧トイレ供用終了。改札内に移転された新トイレ供用開始。

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

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