Japan seeks to introduce famed bullet train network in Malaysia


Lightning speed: A Shinkansen bullet train passing over a road in Tokyo. The high-speed rail was introduced in Japan in 1964 and has an impeccable safety record. — AFP

TOKYO: A hum whirrs in the air as the bullet train weaves into the station, arriving after a 91-minute journey from Sendai, 350km away.

Like clockwork, hundreds of people step off as station crew ready the train for its next trip.

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