Jūsō Station

There are many shops

左は神戸線、真ん中は宝塚線、右は京都、北千里線などがあり、中津駅を飛ばして行くのは京都線。過去は京都線、高槻駅ぐらいしか止まらなかったが、淡路駅とかの駅に停車するようになって、急行程度の感覚。目立つのは食べ物屋ばかりで、西口と東口両方商店街があるが、目立つのは東口商店街。西口は大きな道路を渡らないといけない、西口、東口両方いい食べ物屋などがある。

The station has a lot of passengers because trains come from various directions. There are many shops as there are shopping streets in the immediate vicinity. However, I don't think the atmosphere is good. There are many restaurants, Be especially careful of standing drink shops. The situation where the risk of infection is very high is the scene of "three dense" and "loud voice", but there are restaurants that stand out and drink with the characteristics of "the distance between customers and staff is close" and "the density is high relative to the area of ​​the store". The risk of infection is very high. When the UK approved the reopening of izakaya, which had been closed due to the effects of the new virus, standing restaurants were banned because of the high risk of infection. For example, the izakaya "Zen", which is located just after Hankyu Tonda Station, is also a stand-up restaurant, but the inside is long and narrow and the aisle is narrow, so the distance between customers and staff is short, and the density of the restaurant is high. I haven't taken proper measures against infection here, and I think it's okay if an outbreak occurs, but how do customers and shopkeepers here take responsibility in the event of an outbreak? (Refer to the article by a food business expert, "Goodbye Standing Drink, Viking ..." A restaurant that disappears in the corona society ")

Convenient structure as a transfer station Home doors are under maintenance, so you can feel more at ease

From Osaka Umeda Station, the terminal station that arrives at the second station by limited express train is the transfer station for the Takarazuka Line, Kobe Line, Kyoto Line, and 3 directions. There are plenty of facilities inside the station, but as soon as you exit the ticket gate, you will find a tasteful shopping street, so if you have time. How about taking a walk?