Abstract

Yasukon, who often appears in the media as an enthusiast of ekiben and ekisoba, writes an essay introducing the fun and appeal of traveling alone by train. He has selected travel writings from his own experiences on various themes and purposes. For those who are attracted to solo travel but lack the confidence to act alone, he provides useful information such as setting a destination and route, how to read a timetable, how to buy and use convenient and advantageous tickets, and how to choose a place to stay according to your purpose. In addition, he offers detailed advice from a female perspective, such as what to bring, what clothes to wear, useful items to have, and safety measures. There is also maniac information on food and trains, and the book can be enjoyed by solo travelers of all ages and genders, from beginners to intermediate and advanced travelers.

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