Sakasai

Departure data for this station is not available on this site.

Sakasai Station opened on 29 July 1933 as Sakasai halt of the Sōbu Railway. Under the wartime Land Transport Adjustment Act, on 1 March 1944 the Sōbu Railway was merged into Tōbu Railway and the stop became a halt on the latter's Funabashi Line. When the Funabashi Line was absorbed into the Noda Line on 16 April 1948, the stop transferred with it. In 1949 it was upgraded to a full station in response to petitions from the villages of Kazahaya and Tsuchi. With double-tracking in 1985 the station was rebuilt from a single platform and track to two side platforms serving two tracks, and an overtrack station building was added. Lifts and a multifunction toilet entered service in March 2007, with the east entrance plaza opening that April. On 17 November 2019 the final 2.2 km between Sakasai and Takayanagi was double-tracked.

The Sakasai–Mutsumi section was the last single-track stretch between Funabashi and Kashiwa; its final 2.2 km, from Sakasai to Takayanagi, was double-tracked on 17 November 2019.