世の中、周囲と溶け合わなかったり、時代に取り残されたりと、なんだか違う世界を感じる場所があります。横浜市にある総持寺は、横浜市の都会の中に、ものすごく広い緑地空間を提供しております。ここにいると横浜市にいるとは思えないほどの広さと緑を感じます。花月園踏切は開かずの踏切で有名で、とにかくあかないポイント。国道駅は有名な場所で、昭和レトロを感じる通路と、自動改札のない景色が人気です。それらの異世界地点3つを回り、川崎港で工場の景色を眺め、戻ってまいりました。
There are places in this world that don't blend in with the surroundings, or are left behind by the times, and make you feel like you're in a different world. Sojiji Temple in Yokohama City offers an enormous amount of green space in the middle of the city. When you're here, you'll feel a sense of spaciousness and greenery that makes it hard to believe you're in Yokohama. Kagetsuen Crossing is famous for its never-opening crossings, and it's a place that just never opens. Kokudo Station is a famous place, popular for its Showa retro feel, and the scenery without automatic ticket gates. After visiting these three otherworldly places, we took in the factory scenery at Kawasaki Port before returning home.
スタートはJR川崎駅。JR鶴見駅とか、京急の花月総持寺駅とかの方が最寄り駅ですが、交通の便がいいので、乗り換えてまで最寄りの駅を使う必要はありません。
総持寺はとにかく巨大の一言です。
The starting point is JR Kawasaki Station. JR Tsurumi Station and Keikyu Kagetsu Sojiji Station are the closest stations, but the area is well-connected, so there's no need to transfer to get to the closest station.
Sojiji Temple is, in a word, huge.
鶴見神社 Tsurumi Shrine
総持寺 Sojiji Temple
開かずの踏切で有名な花月園踏切を渡り、南下をして国道駅に向かいます。
We cross the Kagetsuen railroad crossing, famous for never opening, and head south towards Kokudo Station.
From Kokudo Station, I cycled along the Tsurumi Line and returned to Kawasaki Station.
インスタもよろしくお願いします
