Talk:Hokutosei
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Minami Chitose
[edit]We rode this train in April of 2007 and in reviewing the photos from this trip, the terminus at that time was Minami Chitose station, not Sapporo. I have ordered some magazines from this time period and a bit later to determine when the change to terminate at Sapporo station was made. By the way, the English language version of this matches the Japanese Wikipedia page, which also states that the service terminated in Sapporo. 2603:800C:2346:A400:E5E9:F1B8:65BD:7B39 (talk) 06:51, 4 May 2024 (UTC)
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