A transportation system that takes 15 minutes to the nearest station.

　The population of "15 minutes to the station", which can be reached within 15 minutes to the nearest station, was about 74% of all citizens in 1997. In the five-year period up to fiscal 2001, we have set a goal of raising it to approximately 80% of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2001.
　Subsequently, due to the opening of the Green Line, etc., the ratio of the 15-minute walk to the nearest station at the end of fiscal 2007 was 88.4%. In addition, due to redevelopment in front of the station and the construction of new bus routes, etc.

1. It takes time from home to the nearest station.
2. The target time is commuting hours on weekdays (approximately 7 am to 8 am).
3. Stations that can be used during the above hours shall be the target station of the nearest station.
4. As a means of transportation, it is assumed that walking and bus use, and does not cover the use of motorcycles and cars.
5. Waiting time at the bus stop is not considered.
6. The new transportation system shall not be accessed by bus.
7. Areas that are not expected to become residential areas in the future, such as golf courses, large-scale green spaces, wide-area parks, U.S. military requisition areas, and harbor areas such as wharfs, are not eligible.