Ajikawaguchi Station

Relatively small station frequented by themed train carriages (externally adorned with graphic art). Although access is possible at street level -as well as via a pedestrian bridge - the tracks and the platforms look down toward the surrounding neighbourhood. There are multiple vending machines inside the station itself, together with a micro convenience store/kiosk. Consumption of food and drink is not prohibited within the station proper,unlike those in Taipei (Taiwan). On the platforms there are also digital displays showing incoming services. These are displayed in Japanese alternating with English. Additionally there are English language train network maps on the platforms. Some services run smoothly into the Ōsaka loop line. On other occasions you’ll have to change at Nishikujo station.

It is one of the few stations in Japan that integrates passengers and freight. There used to be many stations like this in Japan

Near the station, the largest post office in Osaka Since there are factories of major companies, the morning commuting time is very crowded.

The space of the giraffe, the descending slope. It is a pretty aesthetic space.

It's dangerous because the platform is small and you're likely to be run over. The toilet is old. There is only a post office around the station.