Obusuma

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Obusuma Station opened on 10 July 1925 on Tobu Railway's Tōjō Line, in Tomita, Yorii, Saitama. Its name commemorates the former Obusuma Village in Ōsato District. The original single-storey building lay east of the tracks and was reached from the platform via a footbridge, with no west-side access; rebuilding began in June 2014 and was completed on 16 July 2016, replacing the old structure with new east and west entrances linked by a free passageway. Station numbering was introduced on 17 March 2012 as TJ-35, then renumbered to TJ-36 on 31 October 2020 when Minami-Yorii Station opened between Obusuma and Tobu-Takezawa. A freight line and the remains of a single-face platform lay on the east side of the station grounds, while the west side retained the platform remains of a dedicated siding to a former army munitions plant (now the Saitama Prefectural Environmental Improvement Centre); the west-side remnants were removed during the rebuild.

The opening scene of the 1978 Shochiku film Kichiku ("The Demon") was shot at Obusuma's old station building.