Hopping on the Bullet Train in Japan

Behind the scenes of An Optimist’s Guide to the Planet, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau was dazzled by the snack offerings at Japan’s bullet train station.

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[cmleoj]

My son and I spent two weeks in Japan in 2016. It was the trip of a lifetime. So many happy memories. We took the bullet train from Nagoya back to Tokyo. I didn’t know he would be gone within two and a half years. You never know what you may lose. Hold tightly to dear things.

[basshunterdota]

Japan is truly a first world country, the hygiene, discipline and very rare crime makes it the best civilization out there.

[harshvardhankumar]

Oii is this Jamie Lannister from game of thrones?

[justinmorrell]

You can't have that in the us some one will steel it.