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Kitaro Train

Kitaro Train

A themed train featuring popular characters from the series, running between Sakaiminato and Yonago.

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This is the rainbow I saw on the Kitaro Train.

I didn’t get a photo of the train artwork because I was so tired and just wanted to rest. But when I looked up, I saw this rainbow.

I got so happy that I accidentally pointed at it, and there happened to be a Taiwanese guy sitting across from me. He turned around and took a picture too!

It seriously put me in such a good mood. It was that kind of unexpected little surprise, and the rainbow was so clear.

It was really beautiful. I honestly feel like I get ridiculously happy over little things like this lol.

It’s not really a huge deal, but little moments of happiness during a trip can make you feel so, so happy.

I was already excited because I was out traveling, and then this just added on top of that.

I was like, wow, I’m seriously so lucky lol.

Maybe I’m too easy to please.

I actually do have a photo, but I posted it on IG with some text on it, and the image quality isn’t very good haha.

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I won't hold back from sharing these beautiful photos with everyone! Because

it really was beautiful. Although the sunset was blocked, I still thought it was very beautiful, and I waited until the sun had completely set. I honestly think the sunset bus is a gift to humanity?

Hahahaha

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