Slip your feet into three different styles designed to look like three different types of bullet train.
Japanese trains
We all know Ryogoku is sacred ground for sumo wrestlers, but this is bordering on ridiculous!
Japanese train otaku recognise Ambassador Emanuel as a fellow railway geek during his “weekend of firsts”.
Railway company’s dedication to customer service backfires, landing it in hot water instead.
When you hear this term being used on trains, it’s often a euphemism for something more serious.