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Roka Park Station was opened in 1912 as Kamitakaido Station on Keio Electric Rail.
After that, it was renamed to the present-day Roka Park Station in 1947, in honor of the former residence of a great writer Tokutomi Roka.
The station is located at Minami-Kashiwayama in Setagaya Ward, but on the east side is the border line with Kamitakawell in Suginami Ward.
After that, it was renamed to the present-day Roka Park Station in 1947, in honor of the former residence of a great writer Tokutomi Roka.
The station is located at Minami-Kashiwayama in Setagaya Ward, but on the east side is the border line with Kamitakawell in Suginami Ward.
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The station south exit area has been being redeveloped since 2004 and is becoming a new city.
Scenery around The Tsuneharuen
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Roka Park Station in the 1940s
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