Japanese railway technology thread 2 Pic related taken this morning.

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The buses and extension tram uses the ticket below, somehow they can still be recognized by the turnstile.

And what material does the normal train ticket uses? Literally no light can pass through.

Are there any other places still using whistles for railways?

>>62159191
Just hope it doesn't get nuked while the rest of the world sticks their thumbs up their asses and meticulously decides whether firing a missile into another countries airspace violates the NAP.

>>>/jp/17544136

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Fuck your japanese train technology thread, this is now an american passenger aircraft technology thread
USA USA USA

>>62159191
comfy train

>>62159778
Fuk USA, Russia the best

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>>62160201
truly

>>62159695
>>62159191
Why are these here and on /jp/, this is what /n/ was created for

>>62160335
>Why are these here
Because some guy feels the need to blog about his japan trip

>and on /jp/
They want to feel like they are in japan

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>>62159191
>Japanese railway technology