Ontakesan Station

In this item, I explain Ontakesan Station "おんたけさんえき" in Ota-ku, Tokyo. "I saw it I do not put it out I obtain it and come", and please see については "station # Mount Mitake Station of Mitake Tozan Tetsudo" Mount Mitake Station in Ome-shi, Tokyo.

Ontakesan Station
Kamata area entrance (October, 2006)
おんたけさん Ontakesan
◄IK09 snow valley Otsuka (0.8km) (0.7km) Kugahara IK11►
The location	TokyoOta-kuKitaminemachi32-17 35°35'7" N A 139°40'E 56.5 seconds coordinate: 35°35'7" N 139°40'E 56.5 seconds
Station number	IK 10
Position company	Tokyu Corporation
Position route	Ikegami Line
Distance in kilometers	6.4km (the Gotanda starting point)
Station structure	Station above the ground
Home	Relative expression two 2 line
The getting on and off staff -Statistics year -	24,857 people/day -2013 -
The opening of business date	1923 (1923) May 4 [1]
Remarks	I rename it from Mitake Yamamae Station in 1929 [1]
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Gotanda area entrance (October, 2006)

A home judging from the Kamata side. The part (January, 2008) of the bridge where this side part appears on the article crane line.

Ontakesan Station (おんたけさんえき) is a Tokyu Corporation Ikegami Line station in Kitaminemachi, Ota-ku, Tokyo. The station number is IK10.

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Chronological table

• I practice medicine (1923) as - Ikegami electric railroad Mitake Yamamae Station on May 4 in 1923 [¹].
• I am renamed to - Ontakesan Station (1929) on June 1 in 1929 [¹].

Station structure

A station (a part elevated) having relative expression home two 2 line above the ground. In the wicket, is established the top and bottom platform separately; between the home in the wicket cannot move. The Tokaido Shinkansen, Yokosuka Line, Shonan Shinjuku line (an article crane line is official Tokaido Main Line branch line) run in right under track close to Kamata. A track right below spreads out by a straight line. I watch remoteness from Kamata Station for a service manager introduction station.

Platform

Numbered wire	Route	Direction	Destination
1	Ikegami Line	Descent	Ikegami, the Kamata area
2		The up	Snow is valley Otsuka・Hatanodai・GotandaThe area

Use situation

The daily mean getting on and off staff of 2013 is 24,857 people [²]. The recent daily mean vehicle ridership according to the follows.

The year	Daily average Vehicle ridership	The source
1990	7,742	[3]
1991	7,801	[4]
1992	7,748	[5]
1993	7,764	[6]
1994	7,682	[7]
1995	7,667	[8]
1996	7,603	[9]
1997	7,652	[10]
1998	8,123	[11]
1999	8,497	[12]
2000	9,041	[13]
2001	9,235	[14]
2002	9,301	[15]
2003	9,546	[16]
2004	9,951	[17]
2005	10,321	[18]
2006	10,822	[19]
2007	11,036	[20]
2008	11,285	[21]
2009	11,581	[22]

Around station

• Tateda, Tokyo garden Chofu Senior High School
• Tokyo Metropolitan Yukitani high school
• A branch office of Mitake Shrine in Mount Ontake of Mitake Shrine - Nagano, the Gifu prefectural border. Around station prospered in a person of Mount Ontake faith once as a post town because the person who could not go to the mountain was it for worship.
• Ota Ward east Chofu Park
• Mitake kindergarten
• Higashiminemachi, Ota post office
• オオゼキ Mount Ontake shop
• Ion-style Mount Ontake station square
• Tokyu Tamagawa LineNumabe Station(approximately 1km)

Origin of the station name

It comes from Mount Ontake presenting Mitake Shrine of the neighborhood to.

The next station

  Tokyu Corporation

  Ikegami Line

Yukigaya-Otsuka Station (IK09) - Ontakesan Station (IK10) - Kugahara Station (IK11)

Footnote

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1. ^ ^{a b c d} Tokyu station, p.123.
2. The ^ Tokyu "each station getting on and off staff"
3. 227 pages of ^ Tokyo statistical yearbooks (1990)
4. 233 pages of ^ Tokyo statistical yearbooks (1991)
5. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1992)
6. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1993)
7. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1994)
8. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1995)
9. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1996)
10. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1997)
11. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1998) (PDF)
12. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (1999) (PDF)
13. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2000)
14. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2001)
15. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2002)
16. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2003)
17. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2004)
18. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2005)
19. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2006)
20. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2007)
21. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2008)
22. ^ Tokyo statistical yearbook (2009)

References

• Michikazu Miyata "feature JTB publishing of Tokyu station now and the bygone days, the Showa", September 1, 2008. ISBN 9784533071669。

Allied item

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• List of railroad stations of Japan

Outside link

• Tokyu Ontakesan Station

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