Sanda Hommachi

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Sanda Honmachi Station opened on 10 October 1929 as a station on the Kobe-Arima Electric Railway Sanda Line, on a section between Dentetsu-Yokoyama (today's Yokoyama) and Sanda. The merger with the Miki Electric Railway on 9 January 1947 made it a station of the merged company that is today's Kobe Electric Railway. The Yokoyama–Sanda section was double-tracked on 24 March 1991, prompting a rebuild on 21 March 1991 that gave the station its present island platform, an underground passage replacing the level crossing that had linked the platforms, and a new station building. The station is administratively on the Sanda Line but also handles Kōen-toshi Line through services, totalling around eight trains an hour. Station number KB28.

In line-naming terms the station belongs to the Sanda Line alone, but Kōen-toshi Line trains also run through it. On-train announcements call the stop out as "Honmachi, Sanda-Honmachi", giving the local place name before the full station name.