航空公園駅
Kōkū-kōen Station
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1987
It is the second newest station on the Seibu Railway, after Nerima-Takanodai Station on the Ikebukuro Line, and the newest on the Shinjuku Line, being the last station to be established during the Showa era.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
西武鉄道の駅としては池袋線練馬高野台駅に次いで2番目に新しく、新宿線の駅としては最も新しい駅であり、昭和時代に最後にできた駅である。
1987
5月28日
The line opened.
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開業。
1998
It was selected as one of the Kanto's 100 best stations, with the selection reason being "a station with a station building that evokes a biplane, the Henri Farman, and serves as a symbol of the birthplace of aviation".
Machine translation — show Japanese original
関東の駅百選に選定される。選定理由は「複葉機アンリ・ファルマンをイメージした駅舎で航空発祥の地のシンボルとなる駅」。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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