Tateba

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Tateba Station opened on 29 August 1999 on the Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line. The station sits beneath the busy intersection of two prefectural roads, Yokohama-Iseharasen (Chōgo-kaidō) and Akuwa-Kamakurasen (Kamakura-michi), on the former site of the Kanachū Totsuka bus depot. Operation was outsourced to Keio Setsubi Service from 1 December 2004, platform-edge doors entered service on 1 September 2007, and the rapid service introduced in the 18 July 2015 timetable revision was set to call here. The name comes from the historical 'tateba' or roadside rest house along the old Chōgo road.

The interior concourse incorporates a ceramic public-art panel titled 'JOY OF LIFE' by Louis Fransen, set inside the fare-gate area.