Yonezawa City Hall - Yonezawa

Great administration. I was impressed with the foresight in the future of the EV automobile society and the flexibility to avoid wasting taxes. It is an era where you can judge the effectiveness of the administration by setting and using the EV charging station. This is a charging facility with the elephant mark. If you are a Nissan ZESP member (paid), you can charge it free of charge. It is understood that there is a well-understood and open place to the public, but there is a competent government that does not waste tax.

I am very dissatisfied. I called the XX section in advance to check the necessary documents, but I couldn't complete the procedure on the day because the documents provided were completely different. I was very dissatisfied with the fact that I was forced to rewrite the documents to be filled out at the counter three times. Since I am coming during the limited business hours, I am in trouble if I do not have the documents explained and guided so that there are no deficiencies.

I entered for the first time since it became a new government building. It was still clean and very comfortable.

There can be no response from the staff on the second floor. Even if people can be seen at the counter, no one will come. The response of the aunt sitting at the 4th window on the 2nd floor and the seat near the window was really the worst. I made a reservation for consultation, but I couldn't share the information, so it seemed like this was bad.

A dozen years ago, I received a phone call for non-payment of municipal tax. I was a man, but I was scared of how to collect it like a yakuza. Even when I hung up the phone, it seemed that my eardrum was damaged because I was hung up to throw away the handset.

Because it is the registered domicile of the first person, Takashi Asama, if you are in a hurry, you have to come to Yonezawa by Shinkansen. If I have time, I can get it at a convenience store, but this time I came to get a copy of the family register of Hiroko Seki, the mother of Harumi Asama. It is helpful because he always asks for the intended use and delivers the necessary documents. The new government building was under construction.

This is Yonezawa City Hall. The new government building opened in May 3rd year of Reiwa. It is compact and spacious except for the inside. The design of the Capitol using local wood is modern. Since the window has become wider and wider, it is difficult for citizens who have become the old government building to know where and what to submit the documents to. The staff seems to be busy and I can't see them, so it's quick to listen to them because there are always people at the information counter. Along with the attraction of the safflower national polity, the current Kanaike district was developed as the second town development in Yonezawa City, and the old government building was completed in 1970 in the middle of the rice field. Now it is a prime location and a new government building has been set up in the parking lot. The old government building is currently in the process of being demolished. It seems that it will be a parking lot when the demolition is completed. As a reminder, I will leave a photo of the old and new government buildings when the new government building was under construction and the old government building was in operation. From now on, there will be many new things such as rebuilding the city hospital and integrating schools, but it would be good if the third town development succeeded and it became a livable and developing city while following the one and only history.