Asakusabashi Station
- 2 (JR Higashi- Nihon )
- 2 ( Toei )
- 54 347 (JR Higashi- Nihon )
- 27 207 ( Toei )
- クサ( kusa, JR Higashi- Nihon )
- JR Higashi- Nihon: Chūō - sobu - line
- Toei Asakusa Line
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The Asakusabashi Station (Japanese浅 草桥 駅, Asakusabashi eki ) is located in the same district in Taitō located in Tokyo, Japan. The station is served by the JR Higashi- Nihon and the Toei Subway. On -web spiders of the Toei station carries the designation A-16 as a station on the Asakusa Line.
History
On 1 July 1932, the station was opened as a passenger station on the sobu line. On June 1, 1949 went, with the nationalization of the private railway companies, the railway station in the possession of the Japanese National Railways ( JNR ) on. On December 4, 1960, the Office of the Tokyo prefecture opened in the underground below the previous station their underground Asakusabashi for line 1, before it is eventually renamed on 1 July 1978 in Asakusa Line. December 1, 1987, on the JNR railway station in the possession of the products resulting from the privatization of JR Higashi- Nihon. Since 18 November 2001 at the JR station, the Suica and PASMO accepted since 18 March 2007 Toei station as electronic tickets.
Design and tracks
Both the JR Higashi- Nihon Train Station and the Toei are built as a through train stations. They each have two platform tracks. At the JR station while two side platforms are approached, while the Toei station has a single central platform.
JR Higashi Nihon - platforms
Platforms Toei
Lines
The colors used in the table below correspond to the contracts awarded by the respective company color codes for the individual lines.
Environment
The bridge Asakusabashi, of which both the name of the district in which the station is to be derived the name of the station itself, located 200m south of the station. Approximately 300m south- east of the station opens the Kanda in the Sumida.
Use
In 2008, the station from an average of 54 347 passengers was used on the day, so that the rank 84 took over 900 on the ranking of the busiest train stations of JR East in 2008. The Toei Asakusa Line was used by an average of 27 207 passengers per day in 2008. The station is now on rank 10 of 20 of the most popular stations in the Asakusa Line.