Fussa

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Fussa Station opened on 19 November 1894 with the inauguration of the Ōme Railway between Tachikawa and Ōme, handling both passengers and freight from day one. A 1.93-kilometre freight branch toward a riverside loading yard ran from 1927 until 1959. The Ōme Electric Railway was nationalised on 1 April 1944 as a wartime acquisition, and the station was rebuilt with an overhead (bridge-type) station building in November 1986. Operation passed to JR East at privatisation on 1 April 1987. Platform extensions and signalling work were completed by 12 October 2024, and from the next day some rapid services on the Ōme Line began running as twelve-car formations with two double-decker Green Cars.

On 19 February 1952 four runaway freight cars from Ozaku Station rolled all the way to Fussa and rammed wagons standing on a siding here — an incident remembered locally as the "Ōme jiken."