Luxury trains are rare in travel. They are not designed for speed or efficiency, but for immersion, slow movement through ...

Welcome onboard one of the World’s Greatest Rail Journeys! This First Class Train across Japan travels nearly 550 miles over almost 31 hours, starting in Tokyo at 9:15 and returning the next evening ...

We’ve rounded up five trains that make the journey just as exciting as the destination Japan’s railways connect locals and tourists alike to the country’s most popular destination—whether you’re ...

East Japan Railway said it will cancel the tour of the luxurious Train Suite Shiki-Shima departing on August 30. The rooms were almost fully booked for this trip. But JR East could not secure enough ...

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TOKYO, Japan — The operator of a Japanese luxury sleeper train said it has scrapped an upcoming journey. This was after discovering its crew had been liberally helping themselves to alcohol in the ...

PARIS - From a bear cooling down in an ice cream parlour to Japanese staff who took quality control too far. Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world. And one or two for the crew … ...

TOKYO: The operator of a Japanese luxury sleeper train said it has scrapped an upcoming journey after discovering its crew had been liberally helping themselves to alcohol in the name of "quality ...

The operator of a Japanese luxury sleeper train said it has scrapped an upcoming journey after discovering its crew had been liberally helping themselves to alcohol in the name of “quality control” ...

Paris (AFP) – From a bear cooling down in an ice cream parlour to Japanese staff who took quality control too far. Your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world. A swanky Japanese ...

A swanky Japanese sleeper train has suspended crew members for helping themselves to expensive wines for years in the name of "quality control". "Some were repeatedly drinking more than they were ...