Daiba (Shizuoka)

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Daiba Station opened on 20 May 1898 as part of the initial Sunzu Line construction between Mishima-machi (today's Mishima-tamachi) and Nanjō (today's Izu-Nagaoka), and houses Izuhakone Railway's main yard and head office immediately north of the platforms. A freight branch was completed in June 1937 and a siding into the Kyōritsu Suisan Daiba factory followed in May 1940; freight handling ended in September 1964. The down platform was widened in August 1978, an east exit was opened in April 2001 to serve the relocated Mishima Minami High School, and the present station building was completed on 31 March 2005. Automated gates serve both east and west entrances.

Daiba has two platforms serving three tracks; the third ends at a stub-end platform used for the first Mishima-bound departure from Daiba, the last train in from Mishima, and stock moves to and from the Daiba Works just north.