For Student Girl, This Japan's Train Fixed Loyal
Sabtu, 09 Januari 2016 - 04:56 WIB
For Student Girl, This Japan's Train Fixed Loyal
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HOKKAIDO - If we talk about discipline and loyalty, Japan is no doubt. Like the real story below, the story of a loyalty rail service in Japan which remained in operation despite carrying only one passenger. Yes..only one passenger and even then only a female student.
As reported by netgeek.biz, Japan Railway Company (JR) Hokkaido, three years ago decided to dismiss their schedule train passing through a station in northern Hokkaido named Kami Shirataki because the area is no longer the center of the crowd and the passing public.
However, JR finally decided to continue to serve this route because they found a high school girl who desperately need train service at the station to reach his school.
JR finally agreed to operate the service train only twice a day, which is when the girl went and when he returned, with a record of train schedules depending on when the girl use the service because they have. Just like a private shuttle.
The active period of the train at this station alone will end when the girl completed his studies in high school on March 26, 2016. Hmmm ... really an infinite dedication.
As reported by netgeek.biz, Japan Railway Company (JR) Hokkaido, three years ago decided to dismiss their schedule train passing through a station in northern Hokkaido named Kami Shirataki because the area is no longer the center of the crowd and the passing public.
However, JR finally decided to continue to serve this route because they found a high school girl who desperately need train service at the station to reach his school.
JR finally agreed to operate the service train only twice a day, which is when the girl went and when he returned, with a record of train schedules depending on when the girl use the service because they have. Just like a private shuttle.
The active period of the train at this station alone will end when the girl completed his studies in high school on March 26, 2016. Hmmm ... really an infinite dedication.
(rnz)
