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*October 26, 1921 – on Kita-Osaka Railway was opened.
*April 17, 1922 – was opened between the Kadan-mae Station and the Senriyama Station.
*April 1, 1923 – Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became stations on Shin-Keihan Railway.
*September 15, 1930 – Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became new stations on the Keihan Railway (old) Senriyama Line.
*September 15, 1938 – Kadan-mae Station was renamed .
*October 1, 1943 – Hanshin Kyuko Railway Company consolidated Keihan Railway Company (old) and was renamed Keihanshin Kyuko Railway Company, thus Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became stations on the Keihanshin Kyuko Railway Senriyama Line.
*December 1, 1943 – Senriyama-yūen Station was renamed .
*April 7, 1946 – Senriyama-kōseien Station was renamed again.
*August 1, 1950 – Senriyama-yūen Station was renamed .
*April 1, 1951 – Jogakuin-mae Station was renamed to .
*April 10, 1964 – Kadanchō Station and Daigaku-mae Station were united and was opened.
*March 1, 1967 – The Senriyama Line was renamed the Senri Line.
Kandai-mae Station
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Senri Line located in Suita
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, Osaka Prefecture
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Layout
*There are twoside platform
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s with two tracks on the ground level.
History
*October 26, 1921 – on Kita-Osaka Railway was opened.
*April 17, 1922 – was opened between the Kadan-mae Station and the Senriyama Station.
*April 1, 1923 – Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became stations on Shin-Keihan Railway.
*September 15, 1930 – Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became new stations on the Keihan Railway (old) Senriyama Line.
*September 15, 1938 – Kadan-mae Station was renamed .
*October 1, 1943 – Hanshin Kyuko Railway Company consolidated Keihan Railway Company (old) and was renamed Keihanshin Kyuko Railway Company, thus Kadan-mae Station and Daigaku-mae Station became stations on the Keihanshin Kyuko Railway Senriyama Line.
*December 1, 1943 – Senriyama-yūen Station was renamed .
*April 7, 1946 – Senriyama-kōseien Station was renamed again.
*August 1, 1950 – Senriyama-yūen Station was renamed .
*April 1, 1951 – Jogakuin-mae Station was renamed to .
*April 10, 1964 – Kadanchō Station and Daigaku-mae Station were united and was opened.
*March 1, 1967 – The Senriyama Line was renamed the Senri Line.
Surrounding
*Kansai University
, abbreviated as or , is a private non-sectarian and coeducational university with its main campus in Suita, Osaka, Japan and two sub-campuses in Sakai and Takatsuki, Osaka. Founded as Kansai Law School in 1886, It has been recognized as one o ...
, at the Senriyama Campus
Stations next to Kandai-mae
External links
Kandai-mae Station
from Hankyu Railway website Railway stations in Japan opened in 1964 Railway stations in Osaka Prefecture {{Osaka-railstation-stub