Talk:Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line
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Zōshigaya edit
Opening on June 14 this year, Zōshigaya Station (Tokyo Metro) is being or has been constructed directly underneath Kishibojin-mae Station. Neither articles have been created, but an idea would be to create just one for the two because of the shared location. Such an article may be titled, for example, Kishibojin-mae and Zōshigaya Stations. This will be in line with standard practice of having just one train station article for one location. For example, Shinjuku Station is just one article when in fact it is a stop for several different lines. Confusingly, by the way, the station after Kishibojin-mae on the Toden line is also called Zōshigaya Station (Toden). —Tokek (talk) 22:11, 14 April 2008 (UTC)
Numbering of Daikanyama? edit
Will Daikanyama get a Tokyo Metro Fukutoshinsen number (F17)? Will Nakameguro (already H01) get F18? --moof (talk) 00:19, 13 May 2009 (UTC)
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