Teine

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Teine Station opened on 28 November 1880 with the through-running of the government-built Horonai Railway between Temiya and Sapporo, initially as the flag-stop Karugawa Station. It was upgraded to a full station in 1884, passed to the Hokkaido Colliery & Railway in 1889, and was nationalised in 1906. The line through the station was double-tracked in 1909 and folded into the Hakodate Main Line on 12 October 1909. The stop was renamed Teine on 15 November 1952, when the surrounding municipality of Teine was elevated from a village to a town, and the Sapporo Depot opened alongside in 1965. Electrification reached the station in 1968, and a fourth-generation elevated building opened in 2002.

In FY2024 Teine handled an average of 13,549 boarders per day, making it the fourth-busiest station on JR Hokkaido after Sapporo, New Chitose Airport and Shin-Sapporo.