Shin-Koiwa Station
Shinkoiwa is a railway station in Tokyo.
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History, melodies, surroundingsThe facility was elevated to a station and became Shin-Koiwa Station, handling only passengers, and initially only had a south exit.
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駅に昇格し、新小岩駅となる（旅客のみ取り扱い）。当初は南口のみ設置されていた。
The Shin-Koiwa signal station of the Japanese National Railways opened in Shimokomatsu, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo City, Tokyo Prefecture.
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東京府東京市葛飾区下小松町に国有鉄道の新小岩信号所が開業する。
Shin-Koiwa Signal Box became Shin-Koiwa Yard.
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新小岩信号所が新小岩操車場となる。
A new north exit was established, taking into account the convenience of commuting to surrounding companies and other locations.
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周辺企業などへの通勤の便を考慮して新たに北口を設置。
It suffered damage from air raids.
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空襲による被害を受ける。
Freight handling began.
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貨物の扱いを開始する。
A US military plane crashed and exploded near Kita-guchi Station, in an incident known as the Shin-Koiwa Station US military plane crash accident.
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北口駅前の近くに米軍機が墜落し爆発炎上する（新小岩駅前米軍機墜落事故）。
Handling of luggage and small packages delivery began.
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手荷物および小荷物の配達の取り扱いを開始。
Freight handling and yard operations were separated to Shin-Koiwa Operation Station, now Shin-Koiwa Signal Field Station.
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貨物の扱いおよび操車場業務を、新小岩操駅（現・新小岩信号場駅）に分離する。
The section including this station was quadrupled and express line operations commenced.
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当駅を含む区間が複々線化され、快速線の運用を開始。
The handling of freight was abolished.
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荷物の扱いを廃止。
With the privatization of Japanese National Railways, it became a station of East Japan Railway Company (JR East).
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国鉄分割民営化に伴い、東日本旅客鉄道（JR東日本）の駅となる。
New up and down escalators connecting each platform and the concourse were installed.
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各ホームとコンコースを結ぶ上下エスカレーターを新設
The IC card "Suica" becomes available for use.
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ICカード「Suica」の利用が可能となる。
Tohoku Plaza and the North Exit connecting passageway, nicknamed Skydeck Tatsumi, began operating.
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東北広場および北口連絡通路（愛称：スカイデッキたつみ）の供用を開始する。
The Shin-Koiwa Station northeast plaza bus stop was opened.
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新小岩駅東北広場バス停留所が開設される。
The groundbreaking ceremony for the North-South Free Passage construction work was held.
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南北自由通路整備工事の着工式が行われる。
An elevator connecting the ticket gate floor and the platforms for tracks 1 and 2 began operation.
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改札階と1・2番線ホームを連絡するエレベーターが使用を開始。
An elevator connecting the ticket gate floor and the platforms for tracks 3 and 4 began operation.
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改札階と3・4番線ホームを連絡するエレベーターが使用を開始。
The ticket gates at the north and south entrances were consolidated and the north-south free passage was put into use.
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北口と南口の改札が統合。南北自由通路の使用を開始。
The use of platform doors began on the Sobu Line rapid service platform (tracks 3 and 4).
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総武線快速（3・4番線）ホームにてホームドアの使用を開始。
The JR Shin-Koiwa South Entrance Building opened.
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JR新小岩南口ビルが開業。
The use of platform screen doors began on the Sobu Line local train platform (tracks 1 and 2).
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総武線各駅停車（1・2番線）ホームにてスマートホームドアの使用を開始。
The Ekinet Q-Chike service was started.
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えきねっとQチケのサービスを開始。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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What train lines connect at Shin-Koiwa Station?
Shin-Koiwa Station is served by Chūō–Sōbu Line (Local), Sōbu Line (Rapid).