Shinkansen
The Shinkansen, globally known as the Japanese "bullet train," is a network of high-speed railway lines operated by Japan Railways (JR). Reaching top speeds of up to 320 km/h, it is world-renowned for its unmatched punctuality, safety, comfort, and efficiency
Shinkansen launches 'Supreme Class' https://x.com/NHKWORLD_News/status/2067555449491337291
Japan’s Shinkansen turns 60: The bullet train that transformed travel - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/east-asia/japan-shinkansen-60th-anniversary-bullet-train-travel-4648881?cid=WAcna_09062023 - Dubbed the “bullet train” for its sleek design and blistering speed, the Shinkansen was the world’s first high-speed rail service.
It’s not about the technology. It’s about a deep, almost sensual respect for time, for space, and for other people. Once you’ve felt that level of precision and care - everything else just feels a little broken. https://x.com/AdamG1304/status/2089976975565717828?s=20
Seven Minutes - https://x.com/morimorio526/status/2064771497483510059
All 1,300 passengers get off.
Every headrest cover, replaced.
Every window, wiped.
Every piece of trash, removed.
Every seat, reclined and reset.