Wako-shi Station
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Wako-shi Station (和光市駅 Wako-shi-eki?) is a Tobu Railway and Tokyo Metro station, located in Wako, Saitama, Japan. Tobu Railway maneges this station.
This station is only in Saitama Prefecture at the station of Tokyo Metro.
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[edit] Lines
[edit] Station Layout
These are two island platforms with 4 ways.
| 1 | ■Tōjō Main Line | Shiki ・ Kawagoe ・ Higashi-matsuyama ・ Ogawamachi |
| 2 | ■Tōjō Main Line | Shiki ・ Kawagoe-shi ・ Shinrin-kōen |
| ○Yūrakuchō Line | (Terminus) | |
| 3 | ○Yūrakuchō Line | Kotake-mukaihara ・ Ikebukuro ・ Iidabashi ・ Nagatachō ・ Yūrakuchō ・ Shin-kiba ・ Shinsen-ikebukuro |
| 4 | ■Tōjō Main Line | Narimasu ・ Kami-itabashi ・ Ikebukuro |
[edit] History
February 1, 1934 : This station opened as Niigura Station (新倉駅 -eki?), a station of Tōbu Railway Tōjō Main Line.
July 21, 1934 : Renamed to Niikura Station (新倉駅 -eki?).
October 1, 1951 : Renamed to Yamato-machi Station (大和町 -eki?).
December 20, 1970 : Renamed to Wako-shi Station. August 25, 1987 : Yūrakuchō Line has been started.
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[edit] Surroundings
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- Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Asaka Base
Ikebukuro - Kita-Ikebukuro - Shimo-Itabashi - Oyama - Naka-Itabashi - Tokiwadai - Kami-Itabashi - Tobu Nerima - Shimo-Akatsuka Station - Narimasu - (Towards Shin-Kiba<<) Wako-shi - Asaka - Asakadai - Shiki - Yanasegawa - Mizuhodai - Tsuruse - Fujimino - Kami-Fukuoka - Shingashi - Kawagoe - Kawagoeshi - Kasumigaseki Station - Tsurugashima - Wakaba - Sakado - Kita-Sakado - Takasaka - Higashi-Matsuyama - Shinrin-Koen - Tsukinowa - Musashi-ranzan - Ogawamachi - Tobu Takegawa - Obusuma - Hachigata - Tamayodo - Yorii
Yurakucho New Line : Kotake-mukaihara - Shinsen-Ikebukuro
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