is a side platform serving trains on Track 3. Hours of operation Hagiyama Station's ticket office is open between 7:00 and 20:00. Facilities The station has sets of toilets at concourse level both outside and inside the ticket gates. The station has a staffed ticket office, as well as automatic ticket machines. Multilingual and Braille signage is available throughout the station. Within the ticket gates, a small kiosk operates at peak times. Several vending machines selling hot and cold beverages are distributed about the station Taxis pick up passengers at the south exit. Bicycle parking is available for a fee outside the north side of the station, as is a small car parking lot. History Hagiyama Station opened on 6 April 1928 as a station on a new line connecting Moto-Kodaira with a new platform at . The Hagiyama to Kokubunji section of this line now forms the Seibu Tamako Line. It was relocated to its present location on 16 September 1958 to allow direct trains to from Kodaira and central Tokyo. This realignment means that it is no longer possible to run trains from Kodaira to Kokubunji. A spur was later added to allow services to travel to , via , creating the Seibu Haijima Line. In 1992, automatic ticket-collecting machines were installed. Station numbering was introduced on all Seibu Railway lines during fiscal 2012, with Hagiyama Station becoming "SS30" on the Haijima Line and "ST04" on the Tamako Line. 2008 refurbishment A major refurbishment was completed in November 2008. As part of this work, four lifts were installed allowing step-free access to all platforms and from street level at both entrances. Additional barrier-free improvements include new universal access toilets and a Braille map of the station. This work followed campaign from local residents demanding this provision. The concourse was upgraded with additional toilets and new stairways and extensive external landscaping was carried out to the west entrance and east entrance, providing retail space for a stand-up noodle vendor adjacent to the station. Signage was upgraded on the platforms to the new Seibu Railways standard and multilingual concourse signs (Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean) were also installed. Passenger statistics In fiscal 2019, the station was the 68th busiest on the Seibu network with an average of 10,118 passengers daily. The passenger figures for previous years are as shown below. Surrounding area Although Hagiyama Station is located on the edge