"Love station" all in pink

"Love station" all in pink

TOTTORI, Japan - Photo taken on June 9, 2013, shows Koiyamagata Station of local railway operator Chizu Express Co. in the town of Chizu, Tottori Prefecture. The remote station, used only by two passengers a day on average, was renovated in bright shades of pink as a "love station," as the name contains "koi," meaning love in Japanese.

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