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Enoshima’s Famous Train Changes Its Schedule, Confusing Residents
The schedule on Japan's famous "Enoden" train is changing for the first time in 71 years - and residents aren't thrilled about…

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The schedule on Japan's famous "Enoden" train is changing for the first time in 71 years - and residents aren't thrilled about…
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