Location & Access
Odakyū Nagayama Station, also known as Nagayama Station, is a crucial transportation hub situated in Tama, Tokyo. It functions as an interchange station, seamlessly connecting passengers between two major private railway companies: Odakyū Electric Railway and Keio Corporation. The station is conveniently located at 35°37′48″N 139°26′53″E, making it easily accessible within the city. A bus terminal is also available, providing further connectivity to the surrounding areas.
Railway Lines
The station serves two significant railway lines: the Odakyū Tama Line and the Keio Sagamihara Line. This dual operation allows for extensive travel options for commuters and visitors alike. With four side platforms, the station efficiently handles the flow of passengers for both lines. The station codes are OT05 for Odakyū and KO40 for Keio, helping with navigation and identification.
Station History
Odakyū Nagayama Station officially opened its doors on June 1, 1974, making it over 50 years old. Since its inception, it has played a vital role in the development and connectivity of the Tama area. In FY2019, the station recorded a daily ridership of 31,056 for Odakyū and 46,013 for Keio, highlighting its importance as a busy interchange.
Travel Tips
When traveling through Odakyū Nagayama Station, be aware that it is formally known as Odakyū-Nagayama for the Odakyū line and Keiō-Nagayama for the Keio line, though both are referred to collectively as Nagayama Station. This interchange allows for easy transfers between the two lines, making it a convenient point for exploring different parts of Tokyo and beyond. Check the specific line and destination when planning your journey.
