Dec 25 (Solo Solo Travel) - Today we will ride the most luxurious sleeper train in Japan, the Seven Stars in Kyushu around Kyushu.
This train is renowned as the pinnacle of luxurious travel and is possibly the hardest train to ride in the world.
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| Dec 25
Riding Japan’s 7 Star Luxury Sleeper Train | Seven Stars in Kyushu
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