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Tabi no Oto: Kamakura-hen

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Screenplay byZuimaro Awashima
Directed byYoshifumi Udo
StarringYugo Kochi
Tabi no Oto: Kamakura-hen
タビノオト ~鎌倉篇~
Genre
Screenplay byZuimaro Awashima
Directed byYoshifumi Udo
StarringYugo Kochi
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes8
Production
ProducerJintsu Tsutomu
Running time2 minutes
Production companyMMJ
Original release
ReleaseApril 6 (2026-04-06) –
April 30, 2026 (2026-04-30)

Tabi no Oto: Kamakura-hen!! (タビノオト ~鎌倉篇~) is a 2026 Japanese travel drama broadcast on TRAIN TV, an in-train digital signage platform operated across major JR East lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The series stars Yugo Kochi and marks the first original travel drama produced for the platform.[1][2][3]

The story follows Hisashi Kawamoto (Yugo Kochi), a young man working at a publishing company in Tokyo, who decides to take a solo trip to Kamakura. During his stay, he encounters various people, including individuals he meets at a guesthouse and along the seaside. Through these experiences, he gradually reflects on himself. The narrative depicts a one-night, two-day trip and explores themes of personal change and growth.[1][4]

In the first episode, Hisashi begins his journey after deciding to travel alone; after assisting a woman named Kazuko who has lost her way on Komachi Street, he continues his trip, leading to a series of encounters.[5]

Cast

Main

Fourth-year employee at a publishing company who becomes dissatisfied with his work and decides to take a solo trip to Kamakura.

Supporting

  • Yorie Yamashita as Kazuko Shimomura
An elderly woman whom Hisashi meets after she becomes lost in a back alley off Komachi Street.
  • Shodai Fukuyama as Daiki Okamoto
Young man sketching at Yuigahama Beach who surfs in the mornings and works at a nearby surf shop.
  • Lucifer Yoshioka as Jien
The chief priest of Jōchi-ji Temple who offers reflective guidance to Hisashi.
  • Natsu Fukui as Kanako Shiraishi
A traveler Hisashi meets at a guesthouse who takes monthly solo trips.
  • Satoshi Jinbo as Kenji Okazaki
Café owner who opened his shop after retirement.
  • Seiya Osada as Yuta Miura
Hisashi’s superior at work who shows concern for him.

Broadcast

The series aired on TRAIN TV from April 6 to May 3, 2026, with new episodes released every Monday and Thursday. It was broadcast on in-train monitors across major JR East lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The platform covers multiple lines, including the Yamanote Line, Yokosuka Line and Sobu Rapid Line, Chuo Rapid Line, Keihin-Tohoku and Negishi Line, Keiyo Line, Saikyo and Rinkai Line, Yokohama Line, Nambu Line, Joban Line, Chuo-Sobu Line, and the Yurikamome Line.[8]

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