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Hiyoshi Line?[edit]

There was a mention of the line being known as the, "Hiyoshi Line," as announced as such. Although the entire article needs citations (most of which can likely easily be found from the Tokyu website or somewhere similar), this stood out as being flat-out incorrect, and as such I corrected it. After riding this line quite frequently for the past year, I've not once heard it called anything other than 目黒線 (Meguro Line), commonly heard in Tokyu announcements and colloquial usage, or 東急目黒線 (Tokyu Meguro Line), commonly heard in announcements by other companies. I see no reason why calling this line the "Hiyoshi Line" would draw anything other than blank stares or confusion from another person. If someone wishes to put this reference back into the article, please include high quality citations. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 114.17.175.171 (talk) 01:21, 3 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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