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6 Events
1956
The area around the station before its opening was a field called Habikino-hara, also known as Takatsu-shinden.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
開業以前の駅周辺は「習志野原」（高津新田）と呼ばれた野原であった。
1956
3月20日
The station opened, with only the west exit initially being established.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
開業。当時は西口のみ設置。
1968
Work began on the east exit.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
東口の工事に着手。
1969
12月15日
The platform was extended by 40m, making the effective platform length 160m, and the station was elevated to a bridge-style station.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
ホームを40m延伸し、ホーム有効長を160mとして、橋上駅舎化。
1993
12月1日
The station building was expanded to more than double its size, and escalators and wheelchair-accessible lifts were installed.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
駅舎を2倍以上に拡張し、エスカレーターと車いす対応のリフトを設置。
1994
3月18日
Automatic fare adjustment machines and English guidance were installed.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
乗り越し精算機と英語の案内を設置。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Platform Layout & Transfers
PLATFORM LAYOUT (KEISEI MAIN LINE (KS))
1・2
Up
京成船橋 · 日暮里 · 京成上野
3・4
Down
京成佐倉 · 京成成田 · 成田空港
↕ Platforms 1, 2, 3, 4 serve this line
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What train lines connect at Yachiyodai Station?
Yachiyodai Station is served by Keisei Main Line (KS).