Another fun fact: The "Koi Station" (which is mentioned in this episode and the first one) was created while I was doing the final art for the story. I didn't know what to name the station. So, while I was listening to my playlist that mixed K-Pop with J-Pop, the song "恋" (Koi) by the singer Gen Hoshino (Hoshino Gen, in the original order) started playing. And I thought it fit, because in the first episode, Theo would be about to embark on a story of "love". If you don't know, "恋" (liàn in Chinese, koi in Japanese) means "love" or "passion" in both languages. In the Japanese context, it is often used to refer to romantic love.
Forced to work late, Theo catches the last train of the night. It is there that he meets Nozomi, a blind chocolate vendor. Enchanted by her, he decides to take the last train more often. However, Theo's determination faces a new challenge when he discovers Nozomi's dream, and he dedicates himself tirelessly to helping her achieve it. “P.S.: See You on the Last Train” is a story of love, hope, and the promise of a new beginning with each journey on the last train.
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