Nakada

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Nakada Station opened on 29 August 1999 with the extension of the Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line (Line 1) between Totsuka and Shōnandai. It was outsourced to Keiō Setsubi Service on 1 December 2004. Platform-edge doors entered service on 1 September 2007, followed by PASMO-only gates on 8 December 2007 and docomo Wi-Fi service in May 2012. With the 18 July 2015 timetable change the station was added to the Rapid (Kaisoku) service stop list, since all trains south of Totsuka call at every station.

Although the surrounding place-name (the former Nakada-chō) was traditionally pronounced "Nakada" locally, when residential addresses were modernised it came to be written "Nakata." Before the subway opened, discussions were held with the city's transport bureau centring on a local resident, Mr. Okutsu, and it was decided that the station name would use the historical reading "Nakada."