Gakuemmae Station - Nara

I tried to buy a commuter pass, but I couldn't buy it in time because I had issued a limited express ticket to the previous customer for 10 minutes. I should have had some time to spare, but it's too late

It is a typical suburban residential area in the hills, and although there are many slopes, greenery remains, and I think it is a pleasant town as a whole. Many people have higher incomes (although we are different), so they are somewhat relaxed, and often the car stops when they try to cross the pedestrian crossing. Many of the brides from Kanto are kind uncles. During the morning rush hour, the street in front of the station is famous for being dedicated to buses (private cars are not allowed). It seems to be rare nationwide. In fact, there are many buses, and it is said that about 80 buses arrive at the north exit and less than 50 buses arrive at the south exit in just one hour in the morning. Even in the evening, 6 to 7 buses with different destinations came in a row, and I was surprised to know. The afternoon hours when the students of Tezukayama Gakuen are brilliant are good, and the fact that there is a Starbucks in front of the station is a small pride. However, as in the case of suburban residential areas, the aging of the population is steadily progressing, and the number of passengers and buses has definitely decreased compared to the past. There are few shops around the station for young people other than Starbucks, but there is no place for retired uncles who have retired in the last 10 years. The station building looks fine at first glance, but the content is not good enough. When you leave the station, there are many good stores, but when it comes to the symbol of Kintetsu's housing development, both the station building (Le Shell) and the station building (Paradi) are not ordinary stores, but have a strategy and pride. I want you to improve the quality of your tenants.

The station itself is a complex facility where you can drink coffee, McDonald's, Sichuan (Chinese restaurant), and souvenir shops. It's a pity that there are times when the toilet isn't very clean. Limited express also stops and it is a very convenient station. Around the station, there are Mister Donut, Kentucky Fried Chicken, etc. on the north side, Starbucks Coffee on the south side, and the Nara City Seibu Branch Office on the south side. There are not many specialty stores in Harady on the north side. I often use the restaurant area because it has a yakiniku restaurant, udon noodles, and a soba family restaurant.

There are many buses, so if you are new to this, you should be careful. The photo is the north exit. There are many buses from the south exit. There are also many highway buses bound for Kansai International Airport. The bus roundabout is large, but the taxi roundabout is small. Only Kintetsu taxis are on board. Please note that you will have to wait a long time when it is crowded.

Although it is an intermediate station on the Kintetsu Nara Line, it is a station with as many passengers as Kintetsu Nara Station. It is also known as a luxury residential area. All trains, including limited express and rapid express, stop. There is no siding, but the platform is quite large due to the large number of passengers. There are quite a lot of bus routes and arrivals and departures, and during the morning rush hour, the entry of private cars is restricted because the bus is prioritized.

Opened in 1942 with the opening of Tezukayama Junior High School. The development of residential areas in this area, commonly known as "Gakuemmae," is a precursor to the development of residential areas along railway lines by Kintetsu Railway.

It is a famous station that has already exceeded 100 reviews, which need not be written anymore. Shopping around the area is also convenient, and there is a persimmon leaf sushi in the station. In addition to salmon, mackerel, and sea bream persimmon leaf sushi that you often see, there are many types such as conger eel sushi and saury sushi. Conger eel sushi has garlic, and at 10:30 this morning, I bought only two half-size sushi and it was sold out. I don't know if it was because I declined the chopsticks, but he gave me a towel. By the way, you need to change trains at Saidaiji Station to go to Kyoto or Yagi.

A major station similar to the bed town area in Nara city. Although it is an orthodox relative platform with two sides and two lines, it has good access to Tezukayama University and the neighboring bed town, and all Hanna Limited Express stops.