Public-private railway fully reopens in Kumamoto six years after flooding
A 6-kilometer section of a public-private railway in Kumamoto, Japan, has fully reopened six years after flooding damage. The restored section between Hitoyoshi Onsen Station and Higo Nishinomura Station resumes operations, enhancing regional transportation.
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