
Japan's New Stationmaster Cat is Here!
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Wakayama's Kishi Station welcomes Yontama as its new feline stationmaster, continuing a beloved tradition. Travelers can visit Yontama and Gotama (now stationmaster at Idakiso Station) on the Kishigawa Line for a unique railway experience.
Kishi Station in Wakayama Prefecture has a new stationmaster: Yontama! Following the passing of Nitama, Yontama has been promoted from Idakiso Station to continue the heartwarming tradition of having a cat in charge.
For visitors to Wakayama, this means you can experience a unique aspect of Japanese culture by visiting these feline stationmasters. The Wakayama Electric Railway's Kishigawa Line offers a chance to meet Yontama at Kishi Station and Gotama at Idakiso Station.
Wakayama Electric Railway is committed to maintaining its feline workforce, even taking in a rescue cat named Rokutama. Be sure to check the railway's schedule for special events and photo opportunities with these adorable stationmasters.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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