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Japan is different – trains

The Japanese love trains – no matter if it’s a ultra-modern high speed bullet train, or very slow local train – and local trains are very slow. You can see this in many different ways. Japan rail personel salute the incoming shinkansen, the platform supervisor salutes the leaving train. Train conductors bow and say hello…
Japan, Just different April 10, 2019December 18, 2020 Comments 0 3 min read
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