Location & Access
Hachimanyama Station is conveniently located in Suginami, Tokyo, specifically at 1-chome, Kami-Takaido. While primarily situated in Suginami Ward, it's notable that the station lies near the border with Setagaya Ward, with a portion of its premises extending into Setagaya. This strategic location makes it easily accessible for residents and visitors alike. The station is also well-connected by bus, offering additional transportation options.
Railway Lines
The station is a vital stop on the Keiō Line, operated by the private railway company Keio Corporation. It carries the station code KO10. Hachimanyama Station serves both local and rapid services, connecting passengers to major destinations like Shinjuku and Keiō-hachiōji. The preceding stations are Kami-kitazawa (KO09) for local services towards Shinjuku and Sakurajōsui (KO08) for rapid services towards Shinjuku, while the following stations are Roka-koen (KO11) for local services towards Keiō-hachiōji and Chitose-karasuyama (KO12) for rapid services towards Keiō-hachiōji.
Station History
Hachimanyama Station has a rich history, having first opened its doors in 1918. Interestingly, it was originally known by the name Matsuzawa until 1937, when it adopted its current designation. With a daily ridership of 42,570 in FY2016, it continues to be a busy and important station on the Keiō Line.
Travel Tips
When traveling to or from Hachimanyama Station, consider its proximity to both Suginami and Setagaya Wards. The bus connections offer flexibility for exploring the surrounding areas. As a station serving both local and rapid trains, be sure to check the train schedule to ensure you board the correct service for your destination.
