新庚申塚停留場
Shin-Kōshinzuka Station
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1929
4月19日
The Kōshin-zuka stop was established with the opening of the Tōkyō City Tram Itabashi Line between Sugamo Depot and Nishi-Sugamo-machi.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
東京市電板橋線の巣鴨車庫 - 西巣鴨町間開業に伴い、庚申塚停留場として設置される。
1930
3月
The stops of Tokyo City Streetcar and Ōji Electric Tramway were renamed to Shin-Kōshinzuka Stop.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
東京市電および王子電気軌道の停留場が新庚申塚停留場に改称される。
1942
2月1日
The transfer of Ōji Electric Tramway's operations to Tokyo City resulted in it becoming a stop on the Tokyo City Streetcar Itabashi Line and Takinogawa Line.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
王子電気軌道の事業が東京市に譲渡されたことにより、東京市電板橋線および滝野川線の停留場となる。
1944
The Takiyokawa Line's operations were suspended due to wartime conditions.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
戦時体制により滝野川線の営業を休止。
1946
7月10日
The Takinogawa Line resumed operation.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
滝野川線の営業を再開。
1966
5月29日
With the abolition of the Itabashi Line section, it became a sole stop on the Takinogawa Line, now known as the Arakawa Line.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
板橋線の区間廃止に伴い、滝野川線（現・荒川線）単独の停留場となる。
2008
5月27日
Ōji Electric Tramway opened Itabashi-shindō Stop.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
王子電気軌道により板橋新道停留場が開業。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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