小川駅
Ogawa Station
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7 Events
1894
12月21日
The line opened as the Kawagoe Railway, now the Kokubunji Line of Japanese National Railways.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
開業（川越鉄道、現・国分寺線）。
1950
5月15日
The Jōbu Line (now the Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Ōme Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Hachikō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line does not match, however, the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (present-day Tama Line does not match, however, the Jōbu Line is also known as, and the correct match is, the Kawagoe Line and the Tōbu Tōjō Line, but the correct match is actually the) Jōbu Line (now the
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上水線（現・拝島線）が玉川上水まで開業。
1962
9月1日
The section between Ogawa and Hagiyama on the Ome Line opened.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
拝島線小川 - 萩山間開業。
1964
7月19日
The elevated station building was put into use.
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橋上駅舎使用開始。
1981
3月31日
Freight operations were abolished, and it was the last freight-handling station in Tokyo operated by Seibu Railway.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
貨物営業廃止。西武鉄道の都内では最後の貨物取扱駅。
2012
3月21日
The TOMONY Ogawa Station store opened.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
TOMONY小川駅店開店。
2023
6月30日
A temporary bicycle parking lot was opened on the west side of the station on the former freight line site, which was paved after the tracks were removed, until a new bicycle parking lot was opened as part of the redevelopment.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
駅西側の貨物線跡地に仮設駐輪場を開設（線路を撤去し舗装。再開発の駐輪場開設まで）
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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