Taking The Train In Japan? Tourists Should Avoid Doing These Things

Japan is still topping the charts as a trending travel destination, and a survey found that just over 51% of foreign visitors use trains to get around.

How a kingfisher's beak inspired Japan's bullet train and solved its tunnel boom problem

Japan's famous Shinkansen bullet trains are celebrated for their speed, efficiency and punctuality, but they once faced an ...
CNN

Japanese bullet train driver takes bathroom break as train cruises at 90 mph

Japan’s trains have earned an almost cult-like status among foreign travelers for being punctual and efficient. Social media users rave about them and many people in Japan take rail operators’ ...

Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train: Why India decided not to wait for Japan's E10 trains

A Railway Ministry official said India opted for an indigenous bullet train and an international signalling system after ...

Take The Train To These 3 Culture-Rich, Crowd-Free Cities In Japan

Most visitors opt for taking ‘the golden route’, spending most of their time in the iconic cities of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
Jalopnik

Japanese Train Station Inaugurates Third Cat Stationmaster, Yontama

Japan is so much better at transit than the United States. Not only do they have high-speed rail over there, but they have stations with the best stationmasters around: Cats. The country's Kishi ...
The Financial Express

Why did India ditch Japanese Shinkasen for its own Bullet Train?

The Railway Ministry has said India decided to develop its own bullet train and adopt the international ETCS signalling ...
Business Insider

I rode on Japan's world-famous bullet train that reaches speeds of up to 186 miles per hour. It was an incredible way to travel.

Japan's bullet train system — known as Shinkansen — is the fastest in the nation and one of the fastest in the world. The Shinkansen has been in operation since 1964, and has an impeccable safety ...