All aboard the swanky train! Japan just unveiled a new luxury sleeper train – and it’s jaw-droppingly beautiful. The gold-tinted Shiki-shima, which was designed by famed industrial designer ...

In a now-viral video, an Indian-origin vlogger showcases the interior of a sleeper train of Japan which offers the highest ...

A train that launched this week in Japan may just be the world's most comfortable. The Shiki Shima train certainly isn't renowned for its speed (it reaches speeds of just 68mph), but for its pure ...

A new “earthquake resistant”, 200mph train set to take to the tracks in Japan was designed by a British firm in a bullet train first.. The high-speed E10 Shinkansen train is set to enter ...

Japan has unveiled a new 'earthquake resistant', 200mph (320kph) bullet train – that's designed by a British firm.. Studio Tangerine, which is headquartered in London, has become the first non ...

Japan’s bullet train has made this well-preserved city more accessible than ever. February 2, 2016. By Mark Jenkins. ... It’s in an interior courtyard, sheltered from the juicy air.

Japan's New And Improved Bullet Train. If you aren't already aware, ... a Pritzker Prize laureate, to redo the entire exterior and interior of their Red Arrow express commuter train.

Bullet trains travel at speeds up to 160 miles per hour, connecting Tokyo with Japan's northern island by high speed rail for the first time.

The bullet train will be modeled after the N-700 S model of Shinkansen trains in Japan, according to a Texas Central spokesperson. She said the N-700 S is currently being tested in Japan and will ...

Hello Kitty fans get excited. The beloved Sanrio character’s high-speed bullet train is coming to Japan. As we’ve previously reported, a Hello Kitty-themed train was set to begin service in ...

The train, spotted by RocketNews24, has been reimagined with Pokémon’s most lovable electric mascot. Roughly translated to interior design, this equals a lot of yellow and brown.

The E10 Shinkansen train is set to enter service in Japan in 2030. ... British firm unveils interior designs for Japanese ultra-fast earthquake-proof trains.