六浦駅

Mutsuura Station

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1943 2月15日

It was opened as Rokugo-sho Temporary Station, a station exclusively for Navy personnel, located 500m towards Zushi from the current location, as part of the Tokyo Kyuko Electric Railway (Daiei Kyuko).

Machine translation — show Japanese original

東京急行電鉄（大東急）の海軍関係者専用駅として、六浦荘仮駅の名称で現在地より500m逗子寄りに開設。

1948 6月1日

It becomes a Keihin Kyuko Electric Railway station.

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京浜急行電鉄の駅となる。

1949 3月1日

The station reopened at its current location as Mutsuura Station and was an above-ground station at the time.

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六浦駅として現在地に移転開業。当時は地上駅だった。

1970 7月

With the completion of the elevation work, the elevated station building was opened for use.

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橋上化工事完成に伴い、橋上駅舎供用開始。

1999 7月31日

The white-paper timetable revision abolished express services between Keikyū Kamata and Shinzushi.

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白紙ダイヤ改正により、京急蒲田 - 新逗子間の急行を廃止。

2010 5月16日

The station became a stop on the newly established Airport Express with the timetable revision.

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ダイヤ改正により新設されたエアポート急行の停車駅となる。

2011 10月

Crossover switches were installed before and after the station and the running position of narrow-gauge vehicles was changed, and the platform was expanded.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

駅前後に移線器を設置し狭軌車両走行位置を変更。ホーム拡張。

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

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