Beautiful new design pays homage to regions that the bullet train serves, with charming hidden details.
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New machines at two of Tokyo’s busiest metro stations will require you to pay with a credit card or one-day-pass QR code.
“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.
There’s actually a good reason for a train to quickly get people between the Tokyo area’s two airports.
Railway fans are full of praise for this heartwarming display of thoughtful customer service.
While waiting for the train, there’s always one spot he hopes will be empty when it comes.
Japan’s only Starbucks on a bullet train platform now has faster ways for passengers to get their coffee before boarding.
Usually impossible for travelers to ride, Doctor Yellow is no ordinary bullet train, and it won’t be around much longer.
Late-night high-speed service allows passengers to travel while they sleep, making better use of time and cutting hotel costs.
With the full-scale train needing to take a break, toymaker Takara Tomy is here to pick up the Slowpoke slack.
One of Japan’s most popular dessert mascots is set to go with you as you tap through ticket gates.




































































