Higashi-Shizuoka Station - Shizuoka

It's a very large and very beautiful station. You can see the Shinkansen (Nozomi), which does not stop at Shizuoka Station, passing by with Shun Shun. And when you get off at the north exit, you can go through the "moving walkway". Wide to waste! I thought, but maybe it's full on weekday mornings and evenings. But I don't know because I haven't come on weekdays. How is it? The strange thing is that there is no convenience store in the place where you can see it immediately. I asked the station staff and found out that there are 7 and 11 shops just a short walk from the south exit, but I think you can't find them unless you ask. I strongly felt that I needed a sign saying "7/11 here" in front of the south exit. Oh yeah! Does the fact that there is no convenience store nearby mean that it doesn't get too crowded on weekdays? Right next to the north exit, there is my favorite "Yuki no Sato", so I use it over and over again. Oh, I wonder if there is also MARK IS. There is only one "?" Point, and I think this every time I use it, but when I get off the elevator at both the north and south exits, the automatic voice tells me that the door on this side will open. However, since the voice can be heard from overhead, it is not possible to know which side is this side. I think this is absolutely "well, no". How about "the door opposite to the entrance opens"? Is it a little difficult to understand? Oops, is it extra care again? Also, the kiosk seems to be closed due to the Coro Coroner, but it seems to be right after the ticket gate. It's small. The resumption is undecided. Well, I noticed a serious problem at this station. As mentioned above, "the Shinkansen passes relatively close", but there is a big problem with it. No matter how much "I'm thinking about noise problems", the running noise of the Shinkansen is considerable. This makes the "train arrival announcement" at Higashi-Shizuoka Station completely inaudible. Moreover, when you get off the escalator from the ticket gate and go out to the platform, there is no electric sign at this station. There is something that (easily) shows only the time of the next train, but I don't think it's useful. I think that this point is also treated as "well, no". Nantekotta.

A uselessly beautiful station. It's wide enough to have a walking escalator. There is nothing in particular around me, but recently a one-day hot spring facility has been opened.

This is the station next to Shizuoka Station. The station premises are spacious and have moving sidewalks. In addition to the Tokaido Main Line and the Tokaido Shinkansen line, the bridge station station is set up so that you can look down on the Shinkansen train passing by. There is also space for depots of Shinkansen vehicles, and it seems that vehicles that stop at Shizuoka are detained at night. Not only does the Tokaido Shinkansen stop, but also the limited express Fujikawa that connects Shizuoka and Kofu, but the regular trains are still running around 6 times an hour during the day, so convenience is high.

It's next to Shizuoka station, so I think it's a small station, but it's rather big.

The nearest station to Granship. If there is a multipurpose arena at the north exit, the power as a station will be enormous. It should be ... Shizuoka City is still due to the incompetent governor's sideways spear (dislike Chiki → harassment) In a city without an arena (I'm relieved that the mayor hasn't given up). Anyway, it's Higashi-Shizuoka Station, which is the gateway to the subcenter of Shizuoka City.

Granship, which is used in theaters, has a strong presence in the south of the station. Also, because the field of view is open, you can see Mt. Fuji well. On the other hand, the north exit faces National Highway No. 1, so it is best to use this when going to Shizuoka city area. I personally recommend the park in front of you from the north exit. Old container or train? It is nice to have art works using. There is also a park at the end of the Granship at the south exit, and you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully. Although it is in good condition, there is no convenience store in front of the station and there are only vending machines, so it may be difficult to procure food.