Japanese railways have the world's number one transport personnel, and there are routes all over the country. Some features are unparalleled in the world. For example, leaving on time without delay of 1 minute, a rush-hour driving rate of nearly 200%, and a vehicle full of originality that evolves year by year.
The use of the train is indispensable for your travel in Japan, but it is a beginner who thinks it is just a means of transportation! Let's introduce how to enjoy the train as sightseeing content.

First, let me introduce you to enjoy the train itself.
1. Spectacular View from the Train
How about taking a trip to enjoy a spectacular view that can only be enjoyed by the train window? For example, on a trip that connects local and truck trains in Chiba Prefecture, you can see the beautiful scenery of Satoyama from the open car window.

2. Visit Local Towns
You can get off the train and enjoy many stations and towns. Of course it is fun to get on and off various stations in the region, but in fact, it is recommended to get off in the middle of the city, especially in Tokyo! The atmosphere and features of each city change drastically.

The next two ways are recommended for those who love the railway itself.
3. Explore the Train Mechanism
Let's visit about 10 major railway theme parks all over Japan those who are interested in the train mechanism. From the history of the railway, you can see the display of old and new vehicles and can be the train staff by using a driving simulator. Be a train expert!

4. Taking Train Photos
For a person who wants to make a nice memory by taking a picture of a cool train! For example, the area near ""Oji"" in Tokyo can be said that a holy place for railway enthusiasts! In addition to the spots where you can see the trains that come and go constantly, you can see local trains running on the road, the monorail, and the observatory to the Shinkansen.

The point of traveling by train is that adults and children can enjoy themselves without getting tired. Let's jump out all over Japan!