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A poster that seems to be handmade by the station staff appears in the station yard every season and every campaign. The posters for winter test takers and the spring graduation/enrollment posters were very encouraging when I was an examinee or when I was graduating/enrolling. During the Fukui Prefecture campaign, there were posters of crabs drawn by station staff, and the station manager's drawings were especially interesting. Recently, it is a station where you can feel the warmth, such as bamboo and strips for Tanabata. Recently, the distinction between the Joban Line and Musashino Line homes has become easier to understand. Previously, it was a little difficult to understand, so we could give detailed information in front of the elevator, and the impression that people who made a mistake on the Musashino Line home was reduced. In addition, the restroom has become cleaner and easier to use.

Shin-Matsudo, located in Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture, is a transfer station where you can use the Joban Line and Musashino Line. There is Nagareyama Electric Railway Koya Station in the immediate vicinity, and there will be some transfer passengers from Nagareyama Electric Railway. The Joban Line doesn't stop at high speed, so I'm a little wondering, but it may be unavoidable because Kashiwa is the next stop after Matsudo. The station front has a lot of functions such as supermarkets, taverns, hotels, banks, restaurants, hospitals, but it also has a little chaotic element. Ryutsu Keizai University is about a 10-minute walk from the station. The other side of the university is a housing complex. A summer festival will be held and it will be very exciting. The other side of the station is a field. It is full of local feeling. The station building is a little old, and it feels a bit old. I don't see many new condominiums. The location is not bad, though. This is in sharp contrast to the Tsukuba Express line. It may be a little-known spot.

Be careful of the transfer stairs. At the transfer stairs between the Joban Line and Musashino Line, when I was getting off the stairs following the right-hand side column, I was struck by the front-running Ossan who was crossing the line and was about to fall off the stairs. People who climb the stairs spread out from one end to the other, even though the station staff regularly announces that the connecting stairs should be on the right. People who climb the left side of the stairs from the Joban Line platform are really scary because they come from the front rather than saying "doke" rather than trying to avoid the line of people getting off. There may be a mannere violator on our side going down the stairs from the Musashino Line platform, but I haven't been able to confirm myself to get off safely. This time I managed to avoid clinging to the railing and avoiding it, and I didn't want to be late because it was silly. An uncle with short hair that was evenly mixed with white hair in a beige coat! It is a pitiful person who rushed with a desperate face trying to catch a train bound for Tokyo! It's really bad at rush hour. It may be unavoidable because of the construction of the station, but it would be greatly appreciated if you could do something other than announce the traffic on the right side. People running in the opposite direction don't mind manners. I don't think people who don't care about what they can do if they can get on the train they're on have not heard the announcement. I would like to ask for improvement.

Transfers may be difficult for first-time users. What if you go out to the ticket gate side? Wrong? However, when you see the ticket gate, turn right. If you turn right and cross the convenience store and toilet, you can go to Kashiwa Station and Yoyogi-Uehara. The electric bulletin board is also very difficult to see, so it's easy to bring a transfer guide app. If not, there is an electric bulletin board in the middle of the home, so go there and see. If you transfer from the platform, you will find a transfer staircase and a road in the middle of the escalator. The toilet is very dirty. Shinmatsudo has a large number of foreigners, but are they those? It's so dirty that it seems to discriminate against me. The toilet paper is scattered, the latte is rolling, and the kimchi tapper is placed ? Are you cleaning it properly? The bend is also very cloudy ... Hygiene is poor

There is no problem with eating and shopping in front of the station. Access is good, but there is a little local feeling Is good.

It is convenient to use the Musashino Line and Joban Line. However, it is difficult for the first person to change after switching. There is no help for it, but the lines cross in the XY directions, so if you make a mistake on the stairs, you will be on the opposite side of the platform.

The station is bigger than I thought and it is easy to understand. There is a waiting room. There are escalators on the Musashino Line both up and down.

I was confused about using JR (Shin-Matsudo Station-Kure Station) for the first time in decades, but the staff at the counter kindly and politely arrived safely.