Higashiyamatoshi

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Higashi-Yamatoshi Station opened on 15 May 1950 as Ōmebashi Station, named after the road intersection just outside, on the Seibu Haijima Line in what is now the city of Higashiyamato, Tokyo. It was renamed Higashi-Yamatoshi Station on 25 March 1979 to reflect the city around it, and the tracks and platforms were elevated on 17 July 1980. The station was assigned the code SS32 during the operator-wide station-numbering rollout in fiscal 2012. It has two elevated opposed side platforms reached by stairs, escalators and lifts, with the ticket gates and station building at ground level below.

The station opened in 1950 as Ōmebashi Station (青梅橋駅), a name taken from the road intersection just outside rather than from the surrounding city, whose name it adopted on 25 March 1979. In fiscal 2019 it was the 42nd-busiest station on the Seibu network, with an average of 25,177 passengers a day.