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Shin-Yurigaoka Station

1-chōme-18-1 Manpukuji, Asao Ward, Kawasaki, Kanagawa 215-0004, Japan
+81 44-955-5352
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Arima Udagawa (08/11/2020)
All regular priced Odakyu Line trains stop here (including Rapid-Express) You can transfer between Odakyu Odawara Line and Odakyu Tama Line. Some Limited Express Romance Cars stop here too.
Ellen Takada (02/16/2020)
Large station.
H. P. L. Molloy (07/22/2017)
Reasonable.
KO SUZUKI (12/18/2020)
It is a station of Odakyu Electric Railway in Asao Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Station number OH23. The home has 3 sides and 6 lines. It takes about 23 minutes by rapid express to Shinjuku station, about 28 minutes by express, and about 44 minutes by local train. The line I belong to is the Odawara Line and the Tama Line. Some romance cars, rapid express trains, commuter express trains, express trains, commuter semi-express trains, and local express trains all stop at more than 120,000 people a day. In front of the station, there are commercial facilities such as Odakyu Acorde, OPA, Elmi Road, Aeon Style, Ito-Yokado, and Maple Shopping Street. In the future, the Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line is scheduled to extend to Shin-Yurigaoka Station with the goal of opening around 2030.
hossifumi (11/15/2020)
Positioned as the subcenter of Kawasaki, Asao Ward is also focusing on art promotion. After the station opened, it was a vacant lot until commercial development started, and I miss it as a perfect kite flying spot. Mitsui was the main developer in the region, but there was talk that Seibu would enter the market during the bubble era and open LOFT and the now-defunct SEED, and although it was exciting locally, it disappeared (certainly). There is no ...) The ward office is a station that is naturally convenient for shopping, eating and drinking, entertainment, etc., but it is a pity that even after living for decades, I still feel that it is not clean (clothing relations are completely useless). . Barely OPA only) The confusion when the Odakyu Line is destroyed is also terrible. However, since it is a relatively quiet city with lots of greenery and is resistant to natural disasters, I would like to continue living there.
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