Mishima-Hirokoji

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Mishima-Hirokōji Station traces its history to the Hirokōji connecting halt, opened in 1914 on the railway line of the Sunzu Electric Railway, the predecessor of today's Sunzu Line; it was renamed Mishima-Hirokōji on 18 April 1928. On 1 December 1934 the section between the original Mishima Station (present-day Shimo-Togari) and Mishima-Hirokōji was abolished, and a new section linking Mishima-Hirokōji to the relocated Mishima Station opened the same day. The line's parent, the Sunzu Railway, was renamed Izuhakone Railway on 1 June 1957. Automatic ticket gates entered service on 25 January 2002, and a 2020 refurbishment replaced the old taxi-stand garage with a convenience store and reworked the platform.

During the annual Mishima Matsuri the streets around Mishima-Hirokōji and the Mishima Ōdōri shopping arcade are closed to vehicles and turned into pedestrian zones.