Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Odakyu"

A: "It is on the Odakyua Line" means that the destination you are talking about can be reached by going on a train/bus/subway on that specific line.

And the rest of the sentence is just talking about what station is close to where you want to go. So most likely you should get off the train at the Mukogaoka-yuen station and then you should be able to find you way to your destination.

A: Overall, the sentences in your example sound natural and convey a clear sequence of events. However, there are a few minor changes that could be made to improve the clarity and flow of the writing: look!

"When I arrived at Odakyu Shinjuku station, I was informed that all trains to Machida were cancelled due to an accident. I felt devastated, but quickly learned how to reach Tokaichiba station using other lines. By the time I reached college, it was already past 8:00, so I hurried to prepare for my classes."

In your text, I made a few changes to improve the flow and clarity of the writing. Specifically:

- I changed "got to" to "arrived at" to provide a more precise and formal description of the speaker's arrival at the station.
- I clarified that all trains to Machida were cancelled due to an accident, rather than simply saying that the trains "wouldn't go" to Machida.
- I added a phrase to indicate that the speaker learned how to reach Tokaichiba station using other lines, which helps to explain how the speaker was able to continue their journey despite the cancelled trains.
- I combined the last two sentences into one to create a smoother transition between the speaker's arrival at college and their preparation for classes.

A: I transferred to Odakyu line at Shinjuku Station. I'm a little surprised that there was almost no one at Shinjuku Station.

A: " Im extremely furious because there was an accident at odakyu line which has the slowest delay time for trains "