I live in one historical legacy remained sightseeing middle class city in Japan. That appearance of elemental composition is based on main traditional national roads and middle ages' prosperity's next eras' legacy at modernized zones and outskirt specifief zones with warehouses and any kind of logistic concern facilities arranged areas.

By the way, in terms of main traditional national road's all beside zones are remarkably out of heyday.
Because one internally entered sub national roads as ex-middle ages' national roads zones are already since two decades earlier, e.g. gus stations were broken at managing, and sightseeing souvenirs and foods shop with local sightseeing hotels were bankrupted.

And almost simultaneously main national street's side located modernized industrial factories as the second industrially categorized facilities and either gus stations are already closed at managing.

Probably, all gus stations must be closed in several years from these days on.

Nevertheless, out of traditional outskirt areas along main national road's streets, more developed newly 
built towns at more locally either nature resources remained areas have more advanced sophisticated modus ponens and totalized leisure facilities with nature and several kinds of sport amusement facilities with tennis courts, fishing and athletic tools with rare nature forest and park usage.

Like these, city's totalized appearance could be reflected with age necessarily carrying aspect change and mode shifting and whole levelled dynamic transition over municipal unit's nature.

In other words, contemporary social nature at least at politically stable country, minimally life convenience is entirely equipped at any zone, but simultaneously, each item's so abrupt and fragilly very frequently transitional aspect constantly gains ground.

That very instant mode own forcible power must never be negligible. And, on the contrary, being habitually learnt at switching mode could be universally demanded contemporary social indespensable wisdom.

(to be continued)

Nov.  10th.     2021