津久田駅
Tsukuda Station
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1929
4月28日
The San'yō Line (now the Dosan Line) was extended from Sanuki-Toda Station, and the Tsuna Signal Station was established as the branching point for the Tokushima Line (now the Tokushima Main Line).
Machine translation — show Japanese original
讃予線（現在の土讃線）が讃岐財田駅から延伸。徳島本線（現在の徳島線）の分岐点として佃信号場開設。
1950
1月10日
Tsuna Signal Field was elevated to Tsuna Station, initially serving only trains on the Dosan Line.
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佃信号場を格上げして佃駅開業。当初は土讃線の列車のみ停車。
1962
7月18日
A new platform was installed and trains on the Tokushima Main Line also began stopping.
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新ホームを設置して徳島本線の列車も停車開始。
1970
10月1日
The handling of luggage and small packages was abolished.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
手荷物及び小荷物の取り扱いを廃止。
1983
4月1日
The station became an unmanned station (it was simplified to a simplified commissioned station).
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無人駅化。（簡易委託駅化）。
1987
4月1日
The privatization of Japanese National Railways resulted in Shikoku Passenger Railway inheriting it.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
国鉄分割民営化により四国旅客鉄道が継承。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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