Yunokawa

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Yunokawa Stop (DY01) is the eastern terminus of the Hakodate City Tram Yunokawa Line in Yukawa-chō 2-chōme, Hakodate, Hokkaidō — the easternmost stop in Hakodate. It opened on 29 June 1913 as one of Hokkaidō's first streetcar stops on the Hakodate Suiden's line. Postcards from the Taishō era show a wooden waiting room here. The single-track section between Samegawa (now Yunokawa-onsen) and Yunokawa was removed on 9 July 1945 and the stop abolished, then a double track was relaid in the same alignment and the stop reopened on 2 September 1959. The stop was relocated to its present site in October 1976. A 2006 points-replacement upgraded the equipment to the same German manufacture used at Komaba-shako-mae, Goryōkaku-kōen-mae and Hakodate-eki-mae.

Yunokawa Stop lent its name to Tomytec's "Tetsudō Musume" character Kashiwagi Yuno, a conductor: her given name Yuno is taken from this stop.