Narihirabashi Station

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Narihirabashi Station (業平橋駅, -eki^?) is a station on the Tōbu Isesaki Line, located in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan.

1 Line
2 Station Layout
3 History
4 Adjacent Stations
5 Surroundings

[edit] Line

Tōbu Isesaki Line

In the fare calculation, this station is considered to be Oshiage.

[edit] Station Layout

There is an island platform with 2way.

1	■Tōbu Isesaki Line	Hikifune ・ Kita-senju ・ Kasukabe ・Tōbu Dōbutsu-kōen ・ Kuki ・ Minami-kurihashi
2	■Tōbu Isesaki Line	Asakusa

[edit] History

April 1, 1902 Opened as Azumabashi Station (吾妻橋駅, -eki^?).
April 5, 1904 Business was stopped.
March 1, 1907 Freight business was restarted.
March 27, 1909 Renamed to Asakusa Station (浅草駅, -eki^?)
March 27, 1918 Traveler business was restarted.
May 25, 1931 Renamed to Narihirabashi Station, because Asakusa-kaminarimon Station (浅草雷門駅, -eki^?) newly opened.
It did business as a freight station until about 1995.
Sumida Tower is scheduled to be built on the site at the freight station.

[edit] Adjacent Stations

«	Service	»
Tōbu Isesaki Line
pass	Ltd. Express Commutar Express Sectional Commutar Express	pass
Asakusa	Sectional Express Sectional Semi-Express Local	Hikifune

[edit] Surroundings

Tobu Railway Co. Head Office.
Oshiage Station (It takes 10~15 minutes.)
Honjo-azumabashi Station (Toei Asakusa Line)

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Tōbu Isesaki Line

Asakusa - Narihirabashi - (For Shibuya << Oshiage - ) Hikifune - Higashi-mukōjima - Kanegafuchi - Horikiri - Ushida - (For Naka-meguro <<)Kita-senju - Kosuge - Gotanno - Umejima - Nishiarai - Takenotsuka - Yatsuka - Sōka - Matsubara-danchi - Shinden - Gamō - Shin-koshigaya - Koshigaya - Kita-koshigaya - Ōbukuro - Sengendai - Takesato - Ichinowari - Kasukabe - Kita-kasukabe - Himemiya - Tōbu Dōbutsu-kōen (>>For Tōbu Nikkō) - Wado - Kuki - Washinomiya - Hanasaki - Kazo - Minami-hanyu - Hanyu - Kawamata - Morinji-mae - Tatebayashi - Tatara - Agata - Fukui - Tobu-izumi - Ashikagashi - Yashū-yamabe - Niragawa - Ōta - Hosoya - Kizaki - Serada - Sakaimachi - Gōshi - Shin-isesaki - Isesaki