Japanese trains
Overlooked luggage-forwarding service will become easier to use this autumn, especially for tourists staying in private rentals like Airbnbs.
New stores add a fresh taste and aroma to high-speed travel on Japan’s busiest bullet train route.
“Hands-Free” service lets Shinkansen travellers send their suitcases by bullet train without carrying them onboard.
Some passengers are grateful for the warmer carriages, while others say they’re the last thing Japan needs during an excruciatingly hot summer.
Railway fans are full of praise for this heartwarming display of thoughtful customer service.
Japan’s only Starbucks on a bullet train platform now has faster ways for passengers to get their coffee before boarding.
Japan is usually known for its world-class design, but this site didn’t see the optical illusion.
Train etiquette can be hard to navigate for tourists, but locals need to watch their manners too.
Complete with departure bell alarms, this is a unique way to wake up for your train in the morning.
A retired Thunderbird gets a pink facelift and futuristic interiors that’ll whisk you away to another world.






































































