Tamachi Station (Tokyo)

JR East:

• Keihin - Tohoku Line
• Yamanote Line

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The Tamachi Station (Japanese田 町 駅, Tamachi -eki ) is located in Minato located in Tokyo, Japan.

History

The station was taken on December 16, 1909 by the Japanese government as a passenger train station in operation. On June 21, 1968, located near the railway station of Mita operated in conjunction Toei Subway Asakusa Line and Mita Line was opened. After the privatization of the state railway station passed into the possession of JR Higashi- Nihon April 1, 1987.

Design and tracks

The station was built in the most commonly encountered design as a through station. He has four platform tracks, which hit two central platforms and are served by the Keihin - Tohoku Line and Yamanote Line. The platforms are, however, while not approached by assignment to a line, but according to the direction of travel. Just south of the platform tracks run the tracks of the Shinkansen lines to the south and east.

Lines

The colors used in the table below correspond to the loans granted by the JR East lines of color codes.

Environment

Near the station are among other Mita Station of the Metro lines Asakusa and Mita. Close to the station also various diplomatic missions found among the messages of Botswana, Italy, Kuwait, Mozambique, Papua New Guinea and Hungary. The Mita Campus of Keio University and the Central of various companies including Mitsubishi Motors and NEC are also located in the area.

Use

In 2007, the station from an average of 154 750 passengers was used on the day, so that the rank 16 took over 900 on the ranking of the busiest train stations of JR East in 2007.

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