大森海岸駅

Ōmori-Kaigan Station

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1901 2月1日

Yawata Station opened when the Omori-Teishajo-mae (later Omori) to Kawasaki (later Rokugo-bashi) line opened, and the track continued from the Kawasaki side to Omori-Teishajo-mae Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

大森停車場前（後の大森） - 川崎（後の六郷橋）開業時に八幡駅として開業。大森停車場前駅へは川崎方面側から線路が続いていた。

1904 5月8日

With the extension to Shinagawa, the section from Omori-Teishajo-mae Station to this station became the Omori Branch Line, with Omori-Teishajo-mae Station becoming a branch from the Shinagawa direction, and this station was renamed Kaigan Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

品川延伸に伴い、大森停車場前駅 - 当駅が大森支線となり、大森停車場前駅へは品川方面からの分岐となる。同時に海岸駅に改称。

1933 7月1日

It was renamed Omori Kaigan Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

大森海岸駅に改称。

1937 3月8日

The Omori branch line was abolished.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

大森支線廃止。

1954 5月1日

The area around the station was transferred from Ota District to Shinagawa District due to a boundary change between the two districts.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

品川区と大田区の境界変更により、駅周辺地域が大田区から品川区に編入。

1970 1月20日

The up line was elevated.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

上り線が高架化。

1970 12月1日

The down line was also elevated and the station was elevated.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

下り線も高架化され、駅高架化。

2020 3月14日

The subsidiary station name Shinagawa Aquarium is added.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

副駅名にしながわ水族館が追加される。

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

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