Shinano-Kokubunji Station

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Station status, etc. The Shinano railway station, which was installed one station before Ueda station, which also stops the JR Hokuriku Shinkansen, has been in operation since 2002 due to local requests. Currently, only regular trains stop due to the timetable revision. In addition, there are many unmanned hours at stations that are entrusted with station management and ticket gate operations, except in the morning and evening. (There is an automatic ticket vending machine) Most of the passengers commute to work in the morning and evening, and the number of passengers a day seems to be about 600. It is a station in front of National highway No. 18, and there is a local bus stop, but taxis are not resident, so it is necessary to call. Kappa sushi is located diagonally in front of the national road when you eat, such as adjusting the time. Sightseeing About 10 minutes on foot from the station is the Shinano Kokubunji Temple (commonly known as Yokado) of the Tendai sect, which is the name of the station, and is a popular handmade wooden hexagonal pillar called ``Somin Mirai'' which is said to invite good fortune except for disasters It will be the nearest station on the fair day (held from January 7th to 8th) when you distribute "Somin Shoraifu" and it will be a little crowded on that day. In addition, the Shinano Kokubunji Museum adjacent to the station (Kokubun (monk) temple and Kokubun nunnery built in 741 by Emperor Shomu in Japan, is a rare archaeological site where the monastery and nunnery were found close to each other. There is also an exhibition facility built by, where pottery, stoneware, copperware, etc. from the ancient to the Yayoi period are displayed. (Admission 250 yen)

I was on a 15:58 train. I don't know where the school students are Or mocked small. I felt very disgusted. Why do you get such terrible words? Doubt the character of those people

It is a small station on the local line. There is a parking lot next to the road and you can use it free of charge except for festivals (1/7, 8). However, since it is always quite crowded, I can not guarantee that it will be stopped absolutely ... In addition, there are yakiniku and san, and there are convenience stores and conveyor belt sushi across the national road.

Ueda was born (birth and childbirth), so after getting a license and having a car, I came to Ueda on a day off for a day off. I have never used it. The station may be wooden.