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鉄道沿線歩き旅 (2018) | Slate

鉄道沿線歩き旅

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鉄道沿線歩き旅

A variety show where tarento walk along the railroad tracks to reach the destination without using a smartphone or map.

Status: Returning
First aired: 2018
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 17 aired
Network: TV Tokyo
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

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Seasons

Season 12 episodes

Cast

Akira Fukuzawa

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