Yotsuya Station has new staff -- they are goats. If you exit toward Akasaka and glance down at the grassy slope, you may spot two white goats quietly at work. One is Nagi, a one-year-old male; the other is Pokke, a two-year-old female. Since early October, JR East has put them on duty as an eco-friendly weeding team—the first time this has been tried inside the Yamanote Line, and it began as a station staff idea. They munch, pause, munch again, unbothered by the trains. Commuters slow down, smile, and take photos. It’s a small, unexpected softness in the middle of the city. @JREast_official there’s something endearing about your culture — that you can just go ahead and hire goats. Their posting lasts only until the weeds are gone (or December, whichever comes first). If you’re near Yotsuya Station, look down and say hello while you still can. xitter.cf/JREast_official/status…