Hinode

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Hinode Station opened on 1 November 1995 with the Yurikamome line, the Tōkyō Waterfront New Transit Waterfront Line. It is operated by Yurikamome Inc. and lies on reclaimed land (No. 2 landfill) within Tōkyō Port, on the seaward side of the storm-surge barrier, so that the station is cut off when the gates are closed during a storm-surge alert. The station is named for the nearby Hinode Pier on the Tōkyō Port waterfront; despite the shared characters the name is unrelated to the inland town of Hinode in western Tōkyō, which has no railway station of its own.

Despite sharing a name with the town of Hinode in western Tokyo, the station is named for Hinode Pier on the Tokyo Bay waterfront; the inland Hinode municipality has no railway station of its own.