Hase (Kanagawa)

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Hase Station opened on 16 August 1907 as a stop on the Enoshima Electric Railway (Enoden) Main Line, serving the Hase neighborhood of Kamakura. The station building was rebuilt and relocated to the mountain side of the tracks in 1985, and it was assigned station number EN12 when Enoden introduced numbering in January 2014. The station has two opposed side platforms on two ground-level tracks and is staffed throughout operating hours. Its current building, completed in April 2020 under a "postcard-worthy Enoden" design theme, serves as the nearest station to major Kamakura tourist sites, including the Great Buddha and Hase-dera temple. In fiscal 2019, daily boardings and alightings averaged 9,276, ranking 4th among Enoden's 15 stations.

In February 2024, ahead of introducing centralized traffic control, Hase Station closed its internal level crossing and split its gates by direction, so passengers can no longer walk between the two platforms without leaving the paid area.