Motoyawata, where the Sobu Line, Toei Shinjuku Line, and Keisei Line intersect, is a historic town centered around Katsushika Hachimangu Shrine, with large commercial facilities like the "Chapeau" and "Patio" lining the streets.

Now, in Motoyawata, there is a large shopping center called "Nikke Colton Plaza."

To get to Colton Plaza, head east from the South Exit of Motoyawata Station, but there is also a free shuttle bus from the North Exit!

By the way, "Nikke" comes from Nihon Keori (Japan Wool Textile). (It was originally the site of the Nikke Nakayama factory.)

And, there's a place to sit and take a break at the West Mall (West Entrance/TOHO Cinemas side) of Colton Plaza!

There are benches that can accommodate about 10 people.

This is outdoors, but there's a roof, so you can take a break and avoid light rain or direct sunlight.

Outdoor indirect lighting is installed on the pillars of the deck, creating a slightly nice atmosphere at night!?

So, why not use this as a place to sit and take a break around Motoyawata Station?

Motoyawata, where the Sobu Line, Toei Shinjuku Line, and Keisei Line intersect, is a historic town centered around Katsushika Hachimangu Shrine, with large commercial facilities like the "Chapeau" and "Patio" lining the streets.

Now, in Motoyawata, there is a large shopping center called "Nikke Colton Plaza."

To get to Colton Plaza, head east from the South Exit of Motoyawata Station, but there is also a free shuttle bus from the North Exit!

By the way, "Nikke" comes from Nihon Keori (Japan Wool Textile). (It was originally the site of the Nikke Nakayama factory.)

And, there's a place to sit and take a break at the West Mall (West Entrance/TOHO Cinemas side) of Colton Plaza!

There are benches that can accommodate about 10 people.

This is outdoors, but there's a roof, so you can take a break and avoid light rain or direct sunlight.

Outdoor indirect lighting is installed on the pillars of the deck, creating a slightly nice atmosphere at night!?

So, why not use this as a place to sit and take a break around Motoyawata Station?