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Shibusawa Station

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Shibusawa Station is in Hadano, Kanagawa Prefecture. Odakyu Electric Railway runs it on the Odakyu Odawara Line (OH). It opened on 1 April 1927.

History

The station opened on 1 April 1927 and became a stop for direct (直通) services. Local trains then ran only between Shinjuku and Inada-Noborito, now Mukōgaoka-Yūen, and did not reach this station. In June 1945 local trains began running the whole line and stopping here, and the direct services were abolished.

In October 1946 a semi-express (準急) service was introduced and stopped here. The express (急行) was revived on 1 October 1949. A commuter express (通勤急行) was introduced on 25 March 1955. A commuter semi-express (通勤準急) was introduced on 25 March 1960.

On 17 February 1993 a new elevated station building in a mountain-hut style was completed, together with a north-south free passage. A plan to rename the station Tanzawa Kōgen was put forward at that time, but it was not adopted. In 2004 an elevator and a multi-purpose toilet were added as part of barrier-free work. On 11 December 2004 a rapid express and a section semi-express were introduced, and the station became a stop for them.

The south rotary was completed on 25 March 2007 and opened for use the next day. On 17 March 2012 the semi-express between Hon-Atsugi and points west ended, and the station was dropped from its stops. In January 2014 Odakyu's station numbering was introduced. On 23 December 2014, as part of a city anniversary project, the arrival melody was changed to songs by ZARD, Yureru Omoi and Makenaide. The vocalist, Izumi Sakai, was from Hadano.

On 17 March 2018 the semi-express west of Isehara ended, and the station was dropped from its stops. On 29 March 2018 a background music trial was started inside the station for a planned six months.

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Written by an AI from this station's own sourced facts (the dated events in the Data view), nothing else, and checked by a program for dates and numbers that are not in those facts. It can still be wrong. Found a mistake? . Adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0; this text is shared under the same licence.

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1927 4月1日

The station opened and became a stop for "direct" trains, although local trains only operated between Shinjuku Station and Inada-Noborito Station, present-day Yukuechouen Station, and did not run to this station.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

開設。「直通」の停車駅となる。なお、各停は新宿駅 - 稲田登戸駅（現・向ヶ丘遊園駅）間運行であり、当駅までの運行はなかった。

1945 6月

The local trains that had previously operated between Shinjuku Station and Tsurumi Station and between Inada-Tobu Station were made to operate on the entire line, and the station became a stop, and at the same time, the "Direct" service was abolished.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

従来、新宿駅 - 稲田登戸駅間運行の各停が全線運行されることとなり、停車駅となる。同時に「直通」は廃止される。

1946 10月1日

Semi-express service was introduced, and it became a stop on the line.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

準急新設、停車駅となる。

1949 10月1日

Express service is restored, and it becomes a stop.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

急行復活、停車駅となる。

1955 3月25日

The Commuter Rapid Service was introduced and it became a stop on the line.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

通勤急行新設、停車駅となる。

1960 3月25日

Commuter semi-express service is introduced, and it becomes a stop.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

通勤準急新設、停車駅となる。

1993 2月17日

The mountain-lodge-style bridge upper station building and north-south free passage were completed and began to be used, with a proposal at that time to rename it Tanzawa Kogen Station, but it was not adopted.

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山小屋風橋上駅舎・南北自由通路完成、使用開始。その際、合わせて「丹沢高原駅」と改称する案が出されたが、採用には至らなかった。

2004

By the end of the year, construction was completed on elevator and multi-purpose toilet additions as part of the promotion of barrier-free accessibility.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

年内：バリアフリー化推進に伴うエレベーター・多目的トイレ増築工事完了。

2004 12月11日

Rapid Express and Sectional Semi-Rapid services were introduced, with the station becoming a stop on these lines.

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快速急行・区間準急新設、停車駅となる。

2007 3月25日

The south entrance rotary was completed and began operation on March 26 of the same year.

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南口ロータリー完成、同年3月26日より使用開始。

2012 3月17日

The setting of semi-express services west of Hon-Atsugi was abolished, and it was also excluded from stopping stations.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

本厚木以西での区間準急設定消滅、停車駅より除外。

2014 1月

Station numbering was introduced and began to be used at OH 40.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

OH 40の駅ナンバリング導入、使用開始。

2014 12月23日

As part of the 60th anniversary commemoration of the establishment of Hadano City, the approaching melodies adopted the ZARD songs "Yureru Omoi" and "Makenaide", which feature vocals by Izumi Sakai from Hadano City.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

秦野市制60周年記念事業の一環で、接近メロディに秦野市出身の坂井泉水がボーカルのZARDの楽曲「揺れる想い」「負けないで」を採用。

2018 3月17日

The semi-express service was abolished west of Isehara and it was excluded from the list of stopping stations.

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伊勢原以西での準急設定消滅、停車駅より除外。

2018 3月29日

Background music was introduced on a trial basis inside the station for a six-month period.

Machine translation — show Japanese original

半年間の予定で、駅構内BGM試験導入。

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

Departure Melodies
揺れる想い
Odakyu Odawara Line (OH) 1番ホーム since 2014年12月23日

秦野市にゆかりのあるZARDの楽曲を使用。

負けないで
Odakyu Odawara Line (OH) 2番ホーム since 2014年12月23日

秦野市にゆかりのあるZARDの楽曲を使用。

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