is a
railway station
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in
Edogawa City,
Tokyo
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, Japan. Its station number is S-18. The station opened on 14 September 1986.
Platforms
Ichinoe Station consists of a single
island platform
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served by two tracks.
File:Toei-subway-S18-Ichinoe-station-platform-20190831-153238.jpg, Platforms
Surrounding area
The station is located underground southeast of the intersection of Tokyo Metropolitan Routes 50 (Imai-kaidō) and 318 (Kannana-dōri). There are several apartment buildings immediately around the station, with single-family residences beyond. The Shin-Naka River lies to the east. Other points of interest include:
* Tokyo Prefectural Kasai Commercial High School
* Edogawa Municipal Ichinoe Elementary School
* Edogawa Municipal Ichinoe No. 2 Elementary School
* Edogawa Municipal Ichinoe Junior High School
* Mizue-Ōhashi bridge
* Edogawa Municipal Mizue Elementary School
Connecting bus service
Stop: Ichinoe-Ekimae
* Stop 1
** Shinko 22: for
Shin-Koiwa-Ekimae,
Funabori-Ekimae (
Toei Bus)
* Stop 2
** Shinko 22: for
Kasai-Ekimae (Toei)
** Kame 26: for Imai (Toei)
* Stop 3
** Kasai 22: for Kasai-Ekimae via Kaminari (Toei)
** Shinko 29-Otsu: for Haruemachi terminal (Toei)
* Stop 4
** Ko 72: For
Koiwa Station
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, Edogawa Sports Land (
Keisei Bus)
* Stop 5
** Kame 26: for
Kameido-Ekimae (Toei)
** Shinko 29-Otsu: for Higashi-Shin-Koiwa 4-chōme (Toei)
** Ko 76: for Kasai-Ekimae (Keisei)
* Stop 6
** Ko 76: Koiwa Station via Nanushiyashiki (Keisei)
* Stop 7
** Rinkai 28-Kō: for
Kasairinkaikōen-Ekimae via Kannana and Kasai Station (Toei)
** Rinkai 28-Otsu: for Rinkai-Shako-mae via Kannana and Kasai Station (Toei)
** Kasai 22: for Rinkai-Shako (Toei)
** Shinko 29: for Kasai-Ekimae (Toei)
** Shinko 30: for Tokyo Rinkai Hospital (Toei)
* Stop 8
** Rinkai 28-Kō, Rinkai 28-Otsu: For Ichinoebashi-Nishizume (Toei)
** Shinko 29-Kō, Shinko-30: for Higashi-Shin-Koiwa 4-chōme (Toei)
** Kan 07: Express for Koiwa Station (Keisei)
** Kan 08: Express for
Kameari Station (Keisei)
* Stop 9
** Shinko 20: for Higashi-Shin-Koiwa 4-chōme (Toei, Keisei Town Bus)
* Stop 10
** for
Haneda Airport
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(Keisei, Airport Transport Service)
** for
Narita Airport
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(Keisei)
** Kan 07, Kan 08: Express for Kasairinkaikōen-Ekimae,
Tokyo Disney Resort
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(Keisei)
Stop: Ichinoe-Eki-Kannanaguchi
* Ko 76: for Kasai-Ekimae, Koiwa Station (Keisei)
Line
*
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation
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Toei Shinjuku Line
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References
External links
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation: Ichinoe Station
{{DEFAULTSORT:Ichinoe Station
Railway stations in Japan opened in 1986
Railway stations in Tokyo
1986 establishments in Japan