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During the Obon Holiday, the Seto-Ohashi Line Saw a Slight Decrease in Passengers, While JR Shikoku's Three Main Lines Saw Increases.
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JR Shikoku announced its passenger figures for the Obon period (August 7-16) on the 17th. The Seto-Ohashi Line, which connects Honshu and Shikoku, saw a 1% decrease compared to the same period last year, with 297,800 passengers. Express trains on the three main lines, Yosan, Dosan, and Kotoku, saw a 3% increase, with 138,700 passengers.
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