Tajimi Station - Tajimi

By connecting to the Taita Line, I was able to get on the Gifu line via Mino Ota. I thought it was divided at Mino Ota, so I was surprised that I was on the Takayama Line. Like Kumagaya City in Saitama, it is famous as a city with a high summer maximum temperature.

I visited to get on the mustard from the Taita line. It was good to see the long-awaited 315 series for the first time.

A station in Tajimi City, which is the center of the Tono area and the entrance. It is a station where the JR Taita Line and Chuo Nishi Line intersect, and can be said to be a key point of railway transportation. At the rotary in front of the station at the south exit, a temperature gauge that symbolizes "the hottest city in Japan" is installed with Deden. By the way, the rotary at the south exit is currently under construction on 2022-03-26 (Is it a renovation of the station building ...?). For meetings, Vie de France, which is just across the street from the ticket gate, is convenient. There is also a freight train shelter on the premises, so it is quite large as a suburban station. In 2021, the anime "Let's Make a Mug Cup" was aired nationwide and became a sacred place for anime. At the station, the collaborative exhibition of "Let's Make a Mug Cup" was well appealed. I usually visit there once a year to meet my acquaintances, but the town of Tajimi has delicious dishes (local dishes such as Koro Udon, Gifu Tanmen, Viet Cong Ramen, Miso Katsu, Gohei Mochi, etc.) and Western confectionery (famous pastry chef's shop). I think it's a good city because there are a lot of shops that offer good quality cafes (individual shops, bakery shops), and you can also go sightseeing. I'm personally happy that "Let's Make a Mug Cup", which was distributed as a short manga around the Tile Museum a few years ago, is now a national district.