Putting a Vital Railway Back on Track
Despite suffering massive damage in the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, the Sanriku Railway Company swiftly restored its services and has become a pillar of support for the region.
Despite suffering massive damage in the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, the Sanriku Railway Company swiftly restored its services and has become a pillar of support for the region.
Our friendly Texan in Tokyo has always been alert and vigilant while using public transportation—until now!
Despite being Japan's most populated city, trains still stop around 1 a.m. in Tokyo. So how do you survive the crowded crush on that final train home?
Want to show your love for your favorite train line? With these wonderful train postcards, your dream is now a reality!
Ever wonder how a subway conductor sees the world? This video will give you a rare opportunity to hop in the driver's seat!
Japan's fast and super-efficient rail services have been the envy of the world for years, but the nation's newest train makes the speedy Shinkansen look like a tortoise.
Japanese trains are fast and efficient. But have you ever seen one used as a rolling showroom? Or how about having a concert at 260 kilometers per hour?
What would you do with an old train car? If you're architect Takanobu Kishimoto, you incorporate it into part of a house!