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Kōgen ni ressha ga hashitta

1984, Japanese. Directed by Takaharu Saeki.

At a certain high school in Karuizawa, students relied on ordinary local trains for their commute, but with only seven trains running per day, missing one meant spending two or three hours killing time in town. This sparse train schedule on the Shinetsu Main Line

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1h 43m
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Released
29 September 1984
Original title
高原に列車が走った
Country
Japan
Written by
Hideo Honda, Takaharu Saeki

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Kōgen ni ressha ga hashitta (1984) was directed by Takaharu Saeki and stars Jun Miho, Isao Bitō, Midori Hagio.

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