Hirono Station - Futaba District

広野駅 walk to Mudu 2013 The goal of pilgrimage at that time was the closest convenience store to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and the Kobe station. Of course, there is no such thing as the closest convenience store to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant because there is a convenience store inside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. . The chosen place to stay is Hitachi City, which was the earliest train available at the time. When you arrive, you need to transfer to a regular train. In order to avoid being found as a foreign tourist, you still have to buy a ticket. The bus stop at the station of Hiro, and the direction of the station, will still find traces of the tsunami attack. There are no buildings and trees, and you can see the sea directly. I have to walk more than an hour from the Hiro Station to the Muto Station, so I sneaked on the local free bus and studied that the bus would stop at the Momo Park and let me save a lot of walking workers. All the passengers except me are all old ladies... This minibus seems to be specially designed to transport the elderly to the hospital for free, so I am out of place in the car... After a few stops, the driver’s uncle also told me Curious, ask me where I am going? I was nervous and forgot to stand up. He was found to be a foreigner. It seemed to make him quite uncomfortable. I was dissatisfied with the words of anger and I was dissatisfied with this boring man in this nuclear disaster area as a sightseeing spot. Then I hurriedly got out of the car...but it happened to be in the park, and the purpose was reached, but it was also stinky. 20191120 I once again passed through the Hiro Station, where the Guangye Station used to see the sea directly from the platform... but now there is a dike that can't be seen.

A station on the Joban Line, the limited express Hitachi stop. Suica can be used in the Iwaki / Mito / Tokyo area, but only up to Namie in the Haranomachi / Sendai area.

Redevelopment after the earthquake reconstruction is in progress, but aiming at decommissioning related facilities and other various needs in nearby industrial estates, etc. Hotel and other facilities are also built, but now Tomioka has returned In the area, the function as a station seems to be not expected to be developed just by making only boxy things, unless there is an increase in the number of flights, or a change of connection diamonds at Hitachi or Iwaki.

It is a station in Hirono-cho, which has passed through the long Iwaki City station on the Joban Line. With departure melody Down (Line 1) is the train Uphill (line 2.3) is "Tombono glasses" Is used.

Although it is not an unmanned station, it pays with cash because electronic money SUICA can not be used. I think it will be usable soon. If you come to Hirono Station at SUICA, it is necessary to process SUICA at a station that is south of Iwaki Station and north of Haranomachi Station. There is a toilet outside. The station staff was kind enough to answer questions carefully and it was nice to answer. The users are mostly tourists or work-related people, and I think locals would be cars. From the first nuclear power plant outside of the last 20 km area.

At the station of "Limited Express Hitachi", there is a monument of the railway song "Train now in the mountains, now on the beach ...". There is a shopping street in front of the station, but few people see it. The chimney on the north side of the station is the Hirono Thermal Power Station.

There are no elevators or escalators to get to the up line platform. Cross the pedestrian bridge inside the station (1st and 3rd photos). To get out of the station and go to the hotel opposite, there is a pedestrian bridge (second photo) on the outskirts of the station, and there is also a slope for pushing the bicycle, so you can pull the suitcase around. If you are rich, taxis may stop, so use it. The automatic ticket vending machine stopped early in the morning. I got on Suica, but from Sendai Airport, it crosses the area, so I had to pay at the counter at a later time when it wasn't unmanned. It's a good idea to buy a ticket at the transfer Natori.

It's a small unmanned station. I used it at work. Construction work was being carried out to install an elevator on the premises (2022/3). There are ticket vending machines such as limited express tickets, but they may not work early in the morning. For the time being, you can purchase a limited express ticket at Iwaki Station when you go to Tokyo by train. There is a taxi stand in front of the station, and one or two are stopped. However, credit cards were not accepted (as of 2022/3).