Yagisawa Sta.-dori - Nishitokyo

A bus stop that connects the south exit of Hoya Station and the JR Chuo Line. The line (= Kanto Bus) that starts and ends at Yanagisawa Station and connects to the Chuo Line departs and arrives at the "Yanagisawa Station" stop at the south exit of Seibu-Yagisawa Station. The "Yagisawa Station Street" stop is on the road that straddles the railroad crossing on the east side (Shinjuku side) of the station, and is on the north side of the railroad crossing. Exit the north exit of the station → First go east on the narrow alley along the platform → Then leave the railroad tracks and proceed through the undulating houses → If you hit the motorway → You will be on your right. It used to be a base for connecting the Seibu Shinjuku Line to and from Hoya Station, but now that [Hawk 21] no longer goes through Yagisawa Station Street, the number of trains is halved to about 3 per hour during the day, which is quite inconvenient. There is. Seibu Shinjuku Line-Hoya Station contact is about 1 hour in the daytime, Musashi Seki: [Kichi 66] 2 + [Nerima-ku Midori Bus] (for Hoya Station entrance) 1 Higashi-Fushimi: [Kichi 66] 2 Seibu Yagisawa: [Kichi 63] 3 No field: 2 [field 41] And all are subtle. Higashifushimi is the best in terms of the time required, the ease of understanding the platform, the distance to the bus stop, and the presence or absence of a shed, but there is no choice but to check the time and use it according to the opportunity. ■ Fares and boarding methods Multi-fare system of the fare for the kilometer section Fare collection is prepaid by credit method ① Get on from the front door ② Declare the destination (the stop where you get off) to the driver ③ Pay the fare when the driver operates the machine