Film Lens
The film focuses on Tama, a calico cat who became the station master at Kishi Station in Kinokawa, Wakayama, Japan, in 2007. Initially a stray, Tama's appointment significantly boosted local tourism and community engagement. Her presence turned the station into a vibrant destination, attracting visitors and enhancing the local economy.
Tama's charm and dedication to her role fostered a special connection between the station and its patrons. The film illustrates how animals can have a profound impact on human environments, transforming everyday locations into lively hubs of activity and interaction.
Why Watch
- •Meet Tama, the cat who became a station master.
- •See how a cat transformed Kishi Station's economy.
- •Find out how Tama attracted visitors to Wakayama.
Did You Know
•Tama was appointed as the station master in 2007.
•Kishi Station is located on the Kishigawa Line in Wakayama, Japan.
•Tama's presence significantly enhanced local tourism and community engagement.
•The film was directed by Myriam Tonelotto and released in 2009.
Perfect For
Cat loversJapanese culture enthusiastsAnimal impact stories