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13 Events
1929
11月17日
The station was established when the North Total Railway Noda Line section between Kasukabe Station (now Springdale Station) and Omiya (temporary) Station opened, and the station name came from the then-location of Shichiri Village.
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北総鉄道野田線粕壁駅（現・春日部駅） - 大宮（仮）駅間開通時に開設。駅名は当時の所在地である七里村による。
1929
11月22日
Hokuso Railway changed its company name to Sobu Railway.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
北総鉄道が総武鉄道へ社名変更。
1944
3月1日
Based on the Land Transport Business Adjustment Law, Tobu Railway absorbed Sobu Railway, and the station became part of the company's Noda Line.
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陸上交通事業調整法に基づき、東武鉄道が総武鉄道を吸収合併、同社野田線の駅となる。
1955
1月1日
The villages of Sashihara, Umaya, Uemizu, Katayama, Nanri, and Haruoka were merged into Ōmiya City, and the location became Ōmiya City.
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指扇村・馬宮村・植水村・片柳村・七里村・春岡村が大宮市へ編入合併、所在地が大宮市となる。
1988
Expansion work was carried out to increase the platform space on the 1st track on the Omiya side, and new escalators were installed on the stairs of the overpass, which was one of the earlier installations of barrier-free facilities such as escalators.
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1番線（大宮方面）大宮寄りホームスペース拡張工事実施。跨線橋の階段にエスカレーター新設。当時はまだエスカレーターなどのバリアフリー設備は新設途上であり、野田線全体でも未設置駅が多かった中、当駅はかなり早い時期に設置された。
1994
Automatic ticket gates were introduced.
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自動改札機導入。
2001
5月1日
The cities of Urawa, Ōmiya, and Yono merged, with the location becoming Saitama City.
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浦和市・大宮市・与野市が合併、所在地がさいたま市となる。
2003
4月1日
The city of Saitama transitioned to a designated city, and the location became Saitama City's Minuma Ward.
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さいたま市が政令指定都市へ移行、所在地がさいたま市見沼区となる。
2008
4月1日
Departure melodies were introduced.
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発車メロディ導入。
2021
12月4日
With the start of elevation work for the station building, a temporary station building and temporary overpass began to be used, and the old station building was closed at the same time.
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橋上駅舎化工事に伴い、仮駅舎・仮跨線橋使用開始。同時に旧駅舎閉鎖。
2023
12月1日
Station operations were entrusted to Tobu Station Service.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
駅業務を東武ステーションサービスへ委託。
2024
2月10日
The new station building began operation, but the north exit was closed off with temporary fencing and only the south exit was available for use, and the temporary station building was also closed at the same time.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
新駅舎使用開始。但し、北口には仮囲いが設置され使用出来ず、南口のみ利用となる。同時に仮駅舎閉鎖。
2024
3月31日
The north entrance was opened for use.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
北口使用開始。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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