SENDAI - Local residents in a city in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan, have taken on a new role of "station attendants" at a once unmanned train station to help make riding easier for foreign students at a Japanese language school.
Osaki, which operates a public Japanese language school -- a rarity even nationwide -- has reintroduced staff personnel to a previously unstaffed train station in the hopes of deepening community ties through support of the international students.
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