Japan celebrated Halloween early with a unique event by transforming a bullet train into a zombie apocalypse experience.

It's been 60 years since Japan's bullet train first entered service. Could the technology be coming to Texas?

Right on schedule, the sleek white train with a blue streak and a bullet-shaped head pierced the late-morning mist and ...

As Halloween approaches, Japan’s renowned bullet train transforms from a symbol of efficiency to a thrilling haunted house on ...

Aboard a chartered car of the shinkansen -- the Japanese word for bullet train -- around 40 thrill-seekers screamed in terror ...

Since the launch of its first bullet train in October 1964, Japan has been widely regarded as a frontrunner in high-quality rail travel. Over half a century later, the Shinkansen remains an icon ...

Imagine a world in which San Antonians wouldn't have to drive on I-35 to Austin. A world where travelers wouldn't have to take a bus or carpool to visit family or friends in Mexico. That's ...

The construction of India's first bullet train project began in 2020, years after PM Narendra Modi announced it. The Japan International Cooperation Agency is funding the construction of the high ...

The Shinkansen also heralded Japan’s newfound technological prowess, showcasing a nation that had risen from the devastation and humiliation of World War II. In her book, Dream Super-Express: A ...

much higher than the $250 in Japan in 1950 when it decided to invest in its first high-speed railway and the $1,753 in China in 2005 when that country invested in its first high-speed train. Vietnam’s ...

This month for the first time, on another line run by ... From Bullet Train to Symbol of Modern Japan." On the bullet train network, however, the average delay is less than a minute.