`` Override search '' to find a place to get to if you did not get off the train at the nearest station of the company
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On the way to the company by commuter train, there are many people who have crossed their minds, saying, 'I want to get over and go somewhere without getting off at the nearest station of the company ...'. Aside from whether you can do that or not, ' Override Search ' has emerged that will help you find out what 'Scenery Place' you can reach if you really overtake it.
Override search
https://search.skip.work/
I couldn't accept the end of the holidays, so I created an 'Override search engine' that allows you to search for a scenic spot where you can go without getting off at the company station. I use it for work failure tomorrow sunrise. https://t.co/mfEgahK6Kh
— Ken Kawamoto (@kenkawakenkenke) January 5, 2020
It is very easy to use, just enter the departure station and destination (nearest station of the company).
In the case of ' Nishikokubunji to Shibuya ' shown as a sample, it is like this, and after passing the company, it will reach ' Gamaike ' in 8 minutes.
The second candidate is
We also examined the case of using Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, one of the most congested routes in the Tokyo metropolitan area. In the case of ``
I also looked at examples of commuting to the city of Osaka. In the case of 'From Minoh to Yodoyabashi ', a route to Hiraoka Park came out in 35 minutes after passing the company. However, when I started to work, if I thought, `` Let's go somewhere else '', instead of changing to the Midosuji Line at Umeda, take the JR Osaka Loop Line and move to Tsuruhashi, and at Tsuruhashi It is cheaper to get to the Kintetsu Nara Line and arrives sooner.
In addition, it is said that the registered 'place with good scenery' uses the item of ' natural scenic spot ' of Wikipedia.
Routes are data of https://t.co/IhIjH5f0U0 , so they are nationwide. For places with good views, coordinates, names, and photos were extracted from the natural scenic spots on Wikipedia and corresponded to the stations. pic.twitter.com/j8tmcgdu02
— Ken Kawamoto (@kenkawakenkenke) January 5, 2020
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