Remote Japanese train station stays open for one last passenger - Daily Mail

The Kami-Shirataki station (pictured) in Hokkaido, Japan, is visited by a train twice a day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon, so that a schoolgirl can get to class and home on time. Teenager, Kana (left and top right), catches the service at 7.04am every day and returns promptly at 5.08pm.

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