大型おおがた連休れんきゅう最終さいしゅう日び Uターンラッシュがピーク 鉄道てつどう 空そらの便びんなど混雑こんざつ

On the last day of the long holiday, the rush of people returning home from their hometowns and tourist spots peaks on the 6th, causing congestion on trains, flights, and expressways.

According to JR companies, on the Tokaido Shinkansen, reserved seats on the Nozomi, which has only reserved seating, are almost fully booked for both morning and afternoon trains heading towards Tokyo upbound.

Additionally, all reserved seats on some upbound trains of the Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa and the Akita Shinkansen Komachi are also fully booked.

Domestic flights are also reaching their peak today. The busiest day for domestic flights is the 6th, with reservation rates for inbound flights to Haneda and Osaka from various regions reaching 82% for All Nippon Airways.

9%, and Japan Airlines is exactly 80%.

Traffic jams are also occurring on the expressways inbound lanes. The peak of congestion on the inbound lanes is expected to be on the 5th, but there is still heavy traffic on the 6th, with jams continuing to occur.

According to the Japan Road Traffic Information Center, as of 11 a.m., there is a 15-kilometer traffic jam starting near the Kobutsu Tunnel on the inbound lane of the Chuo Expressway at the border between Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture. Additionally, due to a traffic accident near the Iwadono Tunnel in Yamanashi Prefecture, there is a 10-kilometer traffic jam starting near the Iwadono Tunnel.

Also, there is a 10-kilometer traffic jam on the inbound lanes of the Tomei Expressway, starting near the Yokohama-Machida Interchange.

The expressways are expected to be congested mainly on the inbound lanes in the afternoon as well.

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