Stadium City North

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

The stop opened on 16 November 1915 as Ibinokuchi, on the same day the Nagasaki Electric Tramway began service. The original platforms stood west of today's Takaramachi Park and the line then curved around the park to parallel the Nagasaki Main Line. In 1956 the stop moved to a position in front of Takaramachi Park, and on 20 September 1966 it was renamed Zenza-machi. A pedestrian footbridge to the platforms was removed on 9 February 1995, with the stop relocated about 100 metres closer to Morimachi. On 1 October 2024, in conjunction with the opening of Nagasaki Stadium City, the stop was renamed Stadium City North under a partnership agreement with the venue's operator. It is stop number 24 on the Main Line.

The Zenza-machi name, still shown in places on local signage, refers to the coin-minting workshop (zeniza) that once stood here and gave the neighbourhood its name, even though the stop itself sits in Mezame-machi rather than Zenza-machi.