Keisei Electric Railway will change the station name signage at Ichikawa-Mama Station to “Ichikawa Mama Station” from April 25 to May 10.
Since the Japanese reading of Ichikawa-Mama Station is “Ichikawa mama,” the company is implementing this initiative in conjunction with Mother’s Day on May 10, replacing the station name signs with a new design decorated with carnations. At the same time, Keisei Bus will also change the signage at the Ichikawa-Mama Station bus stop to read “Ichikawa Mama Station.”
In addition, the station will sell an “Ichikawa Mama Station Commemorative Ticket.” Priced at 390 yen, it can be used for travel over a 390-yen section from Ichikawa-Mama Station. By presenting this commemorative ticket at the office of Mama-san Koboji Temple or at the Tekona Reijindō Hall, visitors can receive an original goshuin (temple or shrine seal stamp).
In conjunction with the change of station name signage, the station’s ticket gate area will host a variety of events and displays, including an exhibition of family portraits drawn by children from nearby kindergartens, a display of carnations provided by JA Ichikawa, and breast cancer awareness activities conducted in cooperation with the Japan Cancer Society.
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