Trains in Tokyo vs. Trains everywhere else

This is the bus stop, and we're going to... I think that's the bus stop. This is the bus stop. Shizuya! Oh! It's been a while! Where is everybody? Grandma, can I talk to you for a second? Go ahead, what is it? I've been waiting here for 10 minutes, and the train hasn't come yet. Do you know how often the trains come here? Hey, are you a slug? No, I mean, Grandma, do you know how often the trains come here? Do you know when the last train will come? Once an hour. Once an hour? Do you know when the last train will come? One came 11 minutes ago. Eh? It's okay. Because Taro-kun is here. Taro-kun? He's the station staff here. Does that mean he'll call the train? No, because Taro-kun is a cat. Taro-kun, this way. Oh, he's finally here. Eh? Where's the rest of the train? There's only one train here. There aren't many passengers anymore. See? It's empty. You're right. Aren't you going to get on? No, I just came to see Taro-kun. Do you need a mail? No, I don't. Where are you getting off? Shikido. It's an unmanned station. Unmanned station? Put the ticket in the paper basket. Does that mean there's no one working at the station? The basket is on the ticket counter. Can I have one dried squid? Take two.