Train goes to dogs in Tokyo

Train goes to dogs in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Dog lovers look after their pets on a chartered train operated by Seibu Railway Co. on Nov. 20, 2010. Some 120 people and 65 dogs took part in the train run event between Tokyo's Shinjuku and an amusement park in the suburbs.

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