Nagayama Station (Tokyo)

Nagayama Station is a railway station located in Tama, Tokyo, Japan, serving both the Keio Sagamihara Line and the Odakyu Tama Line. The station is a major transportation hub for the Tama New Town area.

Overview:

Nagayama Station consists of two separate stations operated by different railway companies, Keio Corporation and Odakyu Electric Railway. While physically connected, they operate independently with separate ticket gates and platforms. Both stations are elevated.

Lines:

• Keio Corporation: Keio Sagamihara Line
• Odakyu Electric Railway: Odakyu Tama Line

Station Layout:

Both the Keio and Odakyu stations are elevated with island platforms serving two tracks each. Connecting concourses provide access to the station's various exits, leading to the surrounding Tama New Town area, including shopping centers, residential areas, and bus terminals.

History:

The station was opened on April 6, 1974, by both Keio and Odakyu as part of the expansion of rail services to serve the rapidly growing Tama New Town.

Surrounding Area:

Nagayama Station is situated in the heart of Tama New Town and is surrounded by commercial and residential developments. Notable nearby locations include:

• APA Hotel Tokyo Tama Nagayama Eki
• Major shopping centers such as Curie Nagayama.
• Residential apartment complexes characteristic of Tama New Town.
• Bus terminals providing connections to other areas of Tama and beyond.

Connecting Bus Services:

The station is served by a network of bus routes operated by various companies, including Keio Bus and Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu (Kanachu). These buses provide connections to residential areas, educational institutions, and other transportation hubs in the region.