Yoga Station
Yoga is a railway station in Tokyo.
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History, melodies, surroundingsYūga Stop was opened on the Tamagawa Electric Railway, later the Tōkyū Tamagawa Line.
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玉川電気鉄道（後の東急玉川線）用賀停留場開設。
The Tamagawa Line closure resulted in the abolition of Yukigaya Station.
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玉川線廃線に伴い、用賀停留場廃止。
It opened as a station on the Shin-tamagawa Line.
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新玉川線の駅として開設。
Rapid service with direct access to the Den-en-toshi Line began during the daytime.
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日中に田園都市線直通快速運行開始。
With the opening of the Hanzomon Line, mutual through operations began.
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半蔵門線開通に伴い、相互直通運転開始。
Including all-stops services, through operations with the Hanzomon Line began throughout the day.
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各停も含め、終日に渡り半蔵門線と相互直通運転開始。
The north exit was improved to coincide with the completion of Setagaya Business Square, with the installation of escalators, elevators, and a bus terminal.
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世田谷ビジネススクエア竣工に合わせ北口を改良。エスカレータ・エレベーター・バスターミナルが整備される。
With the opening of the Tokyo Metropolitan Route 427 Seta-Nukuiline, formerly the Tamaden dedicated track, between Yūga-Nakachō-dōri and this station, buses via Yūga-Nakachō-dōri began entering the station's bus terminal, and a route reorganization of buses around Yūga was implemented simultaneously.
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用賀中町通り - 当駅間の東京都道427号瀬田貫井線（旧・玉電専用軌道）開通に伴い、用賀中町通りを経由するバスの当駅バスターミナルへの乗入開始、同時に用賀付近のバス路線再編成実施。
The Shin-tamagawa Line was absorbed into the Den-en-toshi Line.
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新玉川線が田園都市線へ編入。
The down-platform elevator began operation.
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下りホームエレベーター使用開始。
The up-platform elevator began operation.
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上りホームエレベーター使用開始。
When an up express train composed of Tokyo Metro 8000 series electric cars passed through the station, four of the 10 cars came into contact with the platform, causing damage to both the cars and the platform, resulting in the passing speed being reduced from the usual 75 km/h to 50 km/h.
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東京地下鉄8000系電車使用上り急行電車が当駅を通過する際、10両編成中4両の車体とホームが接触、車体とホーム双方に傷が付いた。通過速度を通常の時速75kmから時速50kmへ抑制。
The IC card "PASMO" becomes available for use.
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ICカード「PASMO」が利用可能となる。
The speed restriction at the station, which had been in place since the previous year due to a collision accident between the platform and train at Kajigaya Station, was lifted with the completion of measures against the accident.
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上記事故を契機として発覚した、梶が谷駅でのホームと電車の接触事故に対する処置完了に合わせ、前年より続けられた当駅での速度制限を解除。
With the reorganization of the internal divisions, the station was transferred from Kamata District to Futako-Tamagawa District.
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管内再編に伴い、当駅は三軒茶屋管内から二子玉川管内へ移管。
Platform doors began to be used.
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ホームドアの使用を開始。
The subsidiary station name was changed from "Setagaya Business Square" to "GMO Internet TOWER".
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副駅名を「世田谷ビジネススクエア前」から「GMOインターネットTOWER前」へ改称。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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What train lines connect at Yoga Station?
Yoga Station is served by DT Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line.