Hakodate-Arena Mae

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Hakodate Arīna-mae Stop (DY03) is on the Hakodate City Tram Yunokawa Line in Yukawa-chō 1-chōme, Hakodate, Hokkaidō. It opened on 29 June 1913 as Ashibori Stop, was renamed Shinsekai-mae in September 1920, then Yunokawa-yūenchi-mae after the Hakodate Suiden Yukawa amusement park opened in 1922, was abolished at an unrecorded date, reopened as Shimin-kaikan-mae on 10 September 1983, gained a sub-name in July 2015 when Hakodate Arena opened, renamed Hakodate Arīna-mae on 1 March 2016, extended its platforms by 15 m in March 2016 to handle two-car loads, modified its stopping position and added an LED lamp and rear-view mirror in November 2019, and on 1 December 2025 will switch its line-map and announcement form to Arīna-mae Stop.

Hakodate Arīna-mae is a stop that was outright abolished and then brought back to life: the stop that served the Yunokawa amusement park era, Yunokawa-yūenchi-mae, closed at an unrecorded date, and the present stop reopened on 10 September 1983 as Shimin-kaikan-mae, named for the Hakodate Citizens' Hall beside it, before being renamed for Hakodate Arena, which opened in July 2015.