Yao Station - Yao

I think it's the first time I've come to this station from the outside. I don't know much about other JR stations, but there are elevators on the left and right of the station across the railroad tracks. This is very important for people with disabilities and the elderly. Because if there is only one place, you have to cross the railroad tracks. I once hurt my leg and poke a cane. It takes a lot of courage to get through while the railroad crossing is up. You can see how hard it is if you are alone in a wheelchair. I'm sorry that any JR train is naive. So, there was a convenience store in this Yao station, and I wonder if there were other shops as well. It was a bright impression (I forgot the photo) -I'm sorry, the story changes from here- But you know. Why is there no home shop? Was it closed? Why in any case? I've been thinking for a long time, but in the morning I buy newspapers, magazines, morning snacks, etc. I'm in a hurry. In the daytime, I'm preparing for the night, and in the evening, if there is a standing bar, commuters Wouldn't you be happy? Is it rational to consolidate at convenience stores on the home? Because there are still udon noodles at home in rural areas. I think Home is a strong Ekinaka. Isn't it okay to sell local specialties that are only there for a limited time when commuters return home? My companion will buy something that looks delicious and go home. Because it's at the local station. After all, surely thousands of people will get together, right? It was around noon today, but I wonder if all the people waiting are sitting in chairs and looking at their smartphones. It's a waste. There is too little information to benefit from being at home. It looks great and Sumanu.

It is a very new station building. The toilet is also beautiful. Around the station there are some shops in the north exit, there are bus stops and taxi stands, but the south exit is a residential area with few shops.

I'm glad that the old station building was more tasteful. I think the safety aspect is better now, but ... It's sad that the good buildings of the Showa era are getting better and better.

It seems convenient after becoming Hashigami station, but it seems that it is not.

First of all, I was surprised that the toilet was clean! There is a toilet seat disinfectant solution, and the toilet bowl itself is disinfected before use (a guy who often sees it in large hospitals). Thank you I was also happy that there was a window on the bench right after entering the ticket gate where I could see the cityscape of Yao. The sunset was beautiful. I always use the subway Yao Minami, so I was unfamiliar here, but I'd like to keep using it.

It is a station on the Kansai Main Line (Yamatoji Line). All the fast trains pass through the station that bears the name of Yao City, which has a population of over 250,000. However, it is not so inconvenient if it is limited to Tennoji because it is connected to Kureuji Station next door.

There is a 7-Eleven immediately after exiting the ticket gate. There aren't many shops in front of the station, but the old streets of Yao are beautiful. If you walk a little, you will find a Japanese sweets shop and a shrine, which you can enjoy.

The area around Yao and Shiki is a magical boundary. High-level people are wandering around in the train, at the station, and around the station, screaming out loud. Make sure you don't make eye contact. If you can follow me, run with all your might and run away. The station is beautiful.