Minamidaira

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Minamidaira Station opened on 28 April 1926 as a station on the Tamanan Electric Railway, in the city of Hino, Tokyo. The line was absorbed by Keio Electric Tramway on 1 December 1926, and the station became part of Keio. Wartime amalgamation brought the line under Tokyo Kyūkō Dentetsu (the "Dai-Tōkyū") on 31 May 1944, and Keio Teito Electric Railway was demerged on 1 June 1948, taking over the station. A barrier-free station-improvement project begun in 2010 was completed the following year: the bridge-form station building was finished in 2011, the ticket gate was moved up from underground to ground level, and escalators and an elevator were newly installed. The station carries the station number KO30 and is served by the Keio Line.

Minamidaira Station's surrounding area hosts the Ministry of the Environment Waterbird Relief Training Center and the Wild Bird Society of Japan's Bird and Green International Center, reflecting the area's role in Japanese wildlife conservation infrastructure.