Celebrating 100 Years: The Revived Artistic Station

Celebrating 100 Years: The Revived Artistic Station

To commemorate its 100th anniversary, a railway company collaborated with contemporary artists to create an "artistic station." While no trains actually run here, standing on the platform evokes the feeling of embarking on a journey. The occasional sound of deer and the star-filled night sky add a romantic touch for visitors.

The view beyond the tracks is breathtaking. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this unique blend of nature and art offers a perfect spot to unwind and refresh. Why not take a moment to immerse yourself in this harmonious escape?

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