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Toyocho Station

Toyocho Station

Toyocho Station
First doorway (February 10, 2008)
First doorway (February 10, 2008)
Seem to ask it; butterfly - Toyocho
T 13 Kiba (0.9km)
(1.2km) Minamisunamachi T 15
The location TokyoKoto-kuToyoFour orders eyes 2-1
Station number T 14
Position company Tokyo Metro logo.svg Tokyo subway (Tokyo Metro)
Position route T Tozai Line
Distance in kilometers 15.8km (the Nakano starting point)
Telegram cable address Toyo
Station structure Station under the ground
Home Two 2 lines
The getting on and off staff
-Statistics year -
122,916 people/day
-2015 -
The opening of business date It is September 14 (1967) for 1,967 years
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Toyocho Station (I get a butterfly to ask it and come) is a Tokyo subway (Tokyo Metro) Tozai Line station at 4, Touyo, Koutou-ku, Tokyo. The station number is T 14.

The high speed of Tozai Line performs high speed driving between our station and Nishi-Funabashi Station.

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History

Station structure

A station having the relative expression home two 2 line with the inner column under the ground.

I did a part of the home which was 3.5m conventionally with up to 7.25m, and an escalator and an elevator were installed by improved construction [1]. I inform it of each home and concourse, and the escalator is installed in the doorway of the Minamisunamachi gathering. The elevator informs it of each home and concourse close to Koba. In addition, a wicket close to Koba and the elevator to inform of a doorway most are installed.

Because the Kiba side of the station becomes the single line shield tunnel immediately, the interval of A line (the Nishifunabashi area) and the B line (the Nakano area) opens a little. In addition, the Minamisunamachi side (Fukagawa vehicle base side) comes to be able to detain one train. The B line train from Minamisunamachi arrives through the divergence side of the turnout except some trains once.

Because there is the stock and forwarding to the Fukagawa vehicle base, a train of this station first train, last arrival is set.

There is the restroom on the west wicket mouth and the Platform 2 home Minamisunamachi side. All add a multifunctional restroom.

Two places of doorways are installed in the both ends of our station each, but I install a wicket in the home floor of the Nishifunabashi area, and a doorway appearing to the ground by an elevator will be installed newly now in Fukagawa post office site by user increase of age [4],
I started construction from December, 2013 and service was due to begin June, 2015 [5], but I offered it open in the end of March, 2016 and started [3].

Platform

Numbered wire Route Destination
1   Tozai Line NishifunabashiTsudanumaToyokatsutadaiThe area
2 NihonbashiOtemachiNakanoMitakaThe area

Use situation

The daily mean getting on and off staff of 2014 is 120,310 people [6]. I exceed Ginza Line Toranomon Station in 2002, and, among all Tokyo Metro stations, there is the most it for an independent station without the transfer to other lines.

The recent daily mean getting on and off, vehicle ridership change is a street of the lists shown below.

The daily mean getting on and off, vehicle ridership according to the year
The year Daily average
The getting on and off staff [7]
Daily average
Vehicle ridership [8]
The source
1992 (1992) 52,079 [9]
1993 (1993) 53,244 [10]
1994 (1994) 52,666 [11]
1995 (1995) 52,872 [12]
1996 (1996) 52,937 [13]
1997 (1997) 52,847 [14]
1998 (1998) 54,195 [15]
1999 (1999) 106,863 53,607 [16]
2000 (2000) 108,530 54,364 [17]
2001 (2001) 110,326 54,704 [18]
2002 (2002) 111,279 55,701 [19]
2003 (2003) 112,798 56,276 [20]
2004 (2004) 111,898 55,863 [21]
2005 (2005) 114,370 57,049 [22]
2006 (2006) 118,463 59,318 [23]
2007 (2007) 126,542 63,393 [24]
2008 (2008) 127,804 63,879 [25]
2009 (2009) 125,823 62,934 [26]
2010 (2010) 129,076 64,454 [27]
2011 (2011) 126,119 63,254 [28]
2012 (2012) 120,297 59,918 [29]
2013 (2013) 118,456 59,145 [30]
2014 (2014) 120,310 60,112 [31]
2015 (2015) 122,916

Around station

From March, 2000 to September, 2003, Takenaka Corporation which was the construction supplier of the Asahi National Broadcasting (as for the company name "Asahi National Broadcasting") new head office lent the company facilities (different from the Tokyo head office mentioned above) to Asahi National Broadcasting and established Toyocho broadcast center as a temporary office with the rebuilding of the Roppongi office. The nearest station was our station and Minami-Sunamachi Station.

Bus route

The nearest stop becomes in front of Toyocho Station in a street and four diameter of a tree as measured at eye level in permanence. The following routes run in it, and it is traveled by Tokyo Traffic Bureau, Airport Transport Service (airport communication bus).

The Toyocho station square

Other

Gallery

The next station

  Tokyo subway
  Tozai Line
High speed (the Kiba side stops at each station)
Kiba Station (T 13) - Toyocho Station (T 14) - Urayasu Station (T 18)
Commuting high speed ・ local train (the commuting high speed runs only the Nakano area)
Kiba Station (T 13) - Toyocho Station (T 14) - Minami-Sunamachi Station (T 15)

Footnote

[Help]
  1. ^ a b History of Teito Rapid Transit Authority, p.239.
  2. It is a date, eight lower berths (2004) on September 11 in Koto ward office bulletin, 2004 when a ^ a b "home widening" escalator elevator multifunctional restroom new establishment, improved construction of Toyocho Station were over
  3. ^ a b "news flash" (at metro 2 Station new appearance entrance, others). A traffic newspaper (Transportation News Co., Ltd.). (April 4, 2016) 
  4. From ^ ward office bulletin April 1, 2012 one to ask it in this way
  5. ^ Japanese Communist Party Nobuyuki Saito ward assembly report No. 204
  6. Getting on and off staff ranking of ^ Tokyo Metro each station
  7. A lot of ^ report - Kanto traffic Advertising Council
  8. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook
  9. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1992)
  10. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1993)
  11. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1994)
  12. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1995)
  13. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1996)
  14. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1997)
  15. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1998) (PDF)
  16. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1999) (PDF)
  17. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2000)
  18. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2001)
  19. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2002)
  20. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2003)
  21. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2004)
  22. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2005)
  23. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2006)
  24. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2007)
  25. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2008)
  26. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2009)
  27. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2010)
  28. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2011)
  29. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2012)
  30. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2013)
  31. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2014)
  32. 102 pages of ^ "railroad PICT rial" December, 1997 extra edition.

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