Nishi-Ogikubo Station
- Chūō Main Line
- Chūō - sobu - line
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The station Nishi- Ogikubo (Japanese西 荻 洼 駅, Nishi- Ogikubo -eki ) is located in the district of Suginami in Tokyo, Japan. It was opened as one of the westernmost stations of the Chūō - sobu Line and the Chūō Main Line. These two lines represent two of the most important arterial roads in the Greater Tokyo dar.
History
The station was opened on 15 July 1922. It was from its opening on until privatization in 1987 in state hands. Since it is part of Chūō Main Line, there is a direct connection to Tokyo Station. This is 20.6 miles away. The direct connection is used both with regular entertaining Express trains ( called Chūō Rapid Service ) and carried out by local train. From the terminus of Chūō - sobu line, the Chiba station, it is 56.7 km away. The connection between the two stations is carried out by local train. Later, the Tozai Line came the Tōkyō Metro, which tracks the shares with the Chūō - sobu line.
The current form of the received station through a major reconstruction in 1969. During this, the escalators have been added.
Design and tracks
The station is built into the design of a cavalry station. He has four tracks that are used by two central platforms from. The lines do not share the four tracks, but each line always uses a particular platform.
Lines of JR and adjacent stations
Although the station is served by the Chūō Main Line at Express lines, all trains seen from Nishi - Ogikubo Station respectively to the nearest train stations. The colors used in the table below are the color code of the lines belonging.
On weekends, do not hold the Express lines at this station.
Use
In 2007, took advantage of a daily average around 41,200 people the station Nishi- Ogikubo, the rank order of 100 900 JR East stations occupied. Most passengers are commuters.