I think many people are having a New Year’s unlike usual. We went to see what things looked like around stations and commercial facilities on January 2 (Sat).
目次
- 1 Takagi Park
- 2 Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi Station Shopping Street
- 3 Nishikita Car Wash
- 4 JR Nishinomiya Station
- 5 Hanshin Nishinomiya Station
- 6 Lalaport Koshien
- 7 Honwaka Shopping Street
- 8 Koshienguchi Station
- 9 Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens
- 10 ACTA Nishinomiya (Circular Plaza)
- 11 Shukugawa Station
- 12 Fudabasuji Intersection (Route 2)
- 13 Araki no Mori Park
- 14 Wakayamacho Intersection (Route 171)
- 15 In Closing
Takagi Park
Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi Station Shopping Street
Nishikita Car Wash
All three machines in the back were in use.
JR Nishinomiya Station
Hanshin Nishinomiya Station
As usual, Hanshin Nishinomiya Station was crowded.
Lalaport Koshien
Honwaka Shopping Street
Koshienguchi Station
Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens
Gardens was the only place that felt the same as always.
ACTA Nishinomiya (Circular Plaza)
Shukugawa Station
Shukugawa Station Area on January 1
So this is what New Year’s morning looks like. It’s a rare sight to see the area in front of the station so quiet.
Fudabasuji Intersection (Route 2)
Toward Amagasaki↓
Toward Ashiya↓
Araki no Mori Park
Wakayamacho Intersection (Route 171)
Toward Hanshin Nishinomiya↓
Toward Amagasaki↓
In both directions, the traffic seemed to be backed up for quite a distance.
In Closing
Compared with last year’s article, the crowds were less than half as large. Many shops were closed due to the impact of COVID-19. Hopefully things will settle down by next year, and we’ll be able to welcome the New Year as usual.
