八柱
Yabashira Station
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Yabashira is a railway station in Tokyo.
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7 Events
1955
4月21日
It opened as a station on the New Keisei Line of New Keisei Electric Railway.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
新京成電鉄新京成線の駅として開業。
1961
11月25日
The section between Matsudo Station and this station was doubled-tracked.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
松戸駅 - 当駅間が複線化。
1962
8月21日
The section between this station and Goka Station was doubled-tracked.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
当駅 - 五香駅間が複線化。
1997
3月31日
The concourse expansion work was completed, including the separation of men's and women's toilets and the installation of facilities for people with disabilities and escalators.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
コンコース増築工事完成。トイレの男女分離及び身障者用の設備・エスカレーター設置。
2003
11月1日
The grand opening of the 2nd building of Yachiyō Station was held.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
八柱駅第2ビルグランドオープン。
2014
2月
The station was assigned the station number "SL05".
Machine translation — show Japanese original
駅番号「SL05」を設定。
2025
4月1日
With the merger of Shin-Keisei Electric Railway into Keisei Electric Railway, the station became part of the Keisei Electric Railway Matsudo Line and its station number was changed from SL05 to KS84.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
新京成電鉄の京成電鉄への吸収合併に伴い、京成電鉄松戸線の駅となる。同時に駅番号をSL05からKS84に変更。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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PLATFORM LAYOUT (SHIN-KEISEI LINE (SL))
1
Down
北習志野 · 京成津田沼
2
Up
松戸
↕ Platforms 1, 2 serve this line
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What train lines connect at Yabashira Station?
Yabashira Station is served by Shin-Keisei Line (SL).