西武園駅

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1930 4月5日

The station opened as Murayama Josui-ichi Station on the Seibu Yamaguchi Line, located east of Sayama Natural Park, near the present-day Seibu Tamako Line's Tamako Station, which was later established by Tamako Railway as Murayama Josui-ichi Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

西武村山線村山貯水池前駅として開業。ただし、位置は狭山自然公園の東になり、後にできる多摩湖鉄道村山貯水池駅(現:西武多摩湖線多摩湖駅)の近くであった。

1941 3月1日

The station was renamed Sayamashi Station, then later Sayamako Station and finally Sayamashi was renamed to Sayama Park Station but the correct translation is Sayamashi was renamed to Sayama-Kōen Station.

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狭山公園駅に改称。

1944 5月10日

Operations were suspended.

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営業休止。

1948 4月1日

The station was renamed Musashimura Station and reopened, resulting in a swap of station names with the former Musashimura Station on the Tamako Line, which was renamed Oyama Park Station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

村山貯水池駅に改称して営業再開。多摩湖線の村山貯水池駅は狭山公園前駅に改称しているので、駅名を入れ換えた様な形になった。

1950 5月23日

A signal station was set up at Noguchi and a branch line was diverged, with temporary Seibu-en Station opening at the terminus, resulting in Murayama Reservoir Station and Seibu-en Station operating simultaneously from that month until March 1951.

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野口信号所を設置し、支線を分岐。終点に臨時駅として西武園駅開業。以後、村山貯水池駅と西武園駅は同月から1951年3月まで同時に営業する形となった。

1951 3月1日

The section between Noguchi Signal Box and Murayama Josui Station was abolished, and Murayama Josui Station was consolidated into Seibu-en Station, which became a regular station at the same time.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

野口信号所 - 村山貯水池駅間を廃止し、村山貯水池駅を西武園駅に統合。同時に常設駅となる。

1952 3月25日

The station became part of the Seibu-en Line due to a line name revision.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

線路名称改正により西武園線の駅となる。

1958 3月16日

The station building was destroyed by fire and rebuilt the following month.

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駅舎焼失。翌月再建。

1990 7月10日

The new station building began operation.

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新駅舎使用開始。

2026 2月3日

The station was changed to a remotely controlled station with guidance by station staff via interphone, and ticket sales at the counter were discontinued.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

駅係員によるインターホンで案内する遠隔対応駅へ変更するとともに、窓口での切符等の販売を終了。

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

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