Suehirocho (Tokyo)

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Suehirochō Station opened on 1 January 1930 as a Tokyo Underground Railway stop when the company extended its line from Ueno toward Manseibashi. The line passed to the Teito Rapid Transit Authority on 1 September 1941 under the Land Transport Coordination Law, and the station became outsourced in February 2003. With the privatisation of TRTA on 1 April 2004 it was inherited by Tokyo Metro. PASMO IC service began on 18 March 2007 and the station's station-specific Yamaguchi Yū-composed departure melody started on 19 June 2015. Two side platforms with no connecting underground corridor sit beneath the Sotokanda-5-chome intersection, with separate exits for each direction. The station code is G-14.

At the time the line first opened to Manseibashi, the section between Suehirochō and Manseibashi was provisionally single-track and a scissors crossover sat at the Manseibashi end of this station; it was later removed but a one-way crossover lingered through 1979.