西武球場前
Seibukyujo-Mae Station
The first weekday train from Seibukyujo-Mae Station leaves at 05:41, and the last at 23:29.
Departures
Seibukyujo-Mae Station first and last trains
The first train of the day from Seibukyujo-Mae leaves at 05:41: the Sayama Line toward Nishi-Tokorozawa. The last train departs at 23:29, when the final Sayama Line service leaves toward Nishi-Tokorozawa.
The tracked weekday service window spans roughly 18 hours.
| WeekdayFirst – Last | Weekends & holidaysFirst – Last | Trains/day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SISayama Line | |||
| toward Nishi-Tokorozawa | 05:41 – 23:29 | 05:43 – 23:29 | 68 |
| SYYamaguchi Line | |||
| toward Tamako | 06:58 – 22:20 | 07:03 – 22:27 | 42 |
Lines at this station
Tokyo Glance tracks 2 services associated with Seibukyujo-Mae. Tracked services include railways like the Sayama Line. Transfer routes, walking distance, and ticket-gate requirements vary by operator.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the last train from Seibukyujo-Mae Station?
On weekdays, the last trains from Seibukyujo-Mae are the Sayama Line at 23:29 toward Nishi-Tokorozawa; Yamaguchi Line at 22:20 toward Tamako.
What time is the first train from Seibukyujo-Mae Station?
On weekdays, the first trains from Seibukyujo-Mae are the Sayama Line at 05:41 toward Nishi-Tokorozawa; Yamaguchi Line at 06:58 toward Tamako.
Are first and last trains at Seibukyujo-Mae Station different on weekends?
Yes. The last Yamaguchi Line train toward Tamako leaves at 22:20 on weekdays and 22:27 on weekends and holidays. The first Yamaguchi Line train toward Tamako leaves at 06:58 on weekdays and 07:03 on weekends and holidays.
Which lines stop at Seibukyujo-Mae Station?
Tokyo Glance covers 2 lines at Seibukyujo-Mae Station: Sayama Line and Yamaguchi Line.
Can I see live departures from Seibukyujo-Mae Station?
Yes. The departures board on this page shows the next trains in real time, and the free Tokyo Glance iPhone app shows trains around Seibukyujo-Mae moving live on a map.
Live on the map
Open Tokyo Glance near Seibukyujo-Mae and the lines serving the station are already moving: real-time positions, next stops, and the whole Tokyo network on one screen.