Sangyo-doro No.2 Crossing in 2019 January
When this section of Keikyu Daishi Line moved to underground in 2019 March, three railroad crossings were removed. This railroad was the eastmost one of the three.
The name “Sangyo-doro No.2 Crossing” means it is the second crossing from Sangyo-doro Station. There was another crossing between this spot and the next station, Kojima-shinden. Its name was “Sangyo-doro No.4 Crossing.” It sounds like a crossing between the two crossing was terminated in the past. When Sangyo-doro Station renamed to Daishi-bashi Station, the crossing was also renamed to “Daishi-bashi No.4 Crossing.” Since the other crossings did not exist at that time, it could be “Daishi-bashi No.1 Crossing,” but it seems that Keikyu did not want confusion by renumbering.
Sangyo-doro No.2 Crossing in 2019 January
When this section of Keikyu Daishi Line moved to underground in 2019 March, three railroad crossings were removed. This railroad was the eastmost one of the three.
The name “Sangyo-doro No.2 Crossing” means it is the second crossing from Sangyo-doro Station. There was another crossing between this spot and the next station, Kojima-shinden. Its name was “Sangyo-doro No.4 Crossing.” It sounds like a crossing between the two crossing was terminated in the past. When Sangyo-doro Station renamed to Daishi-bashi Station, the crossing was also renamed to “Daishi-bashi No.4 Crossing.” Since the other crossings did not exist at that time, it could be “Daishi-bashi No.1 Crossing,” but it seems that Keikyu did not want confusion by renumbering.