Catching the ‘Giant Robot’ Nankai Rapi:t train to Kansai International Airport | The Real Japan | HD
Nankai Electric Railways’ Rapi:t is a limited express train service between Kansai International Airport and Namba Station in Osaka.
I finally got to ride this a couple of weeks ago. I wasn’t disappointed.
Love the design of this, it’s like a giant robot in train form. (Genetically related to Tetsujin 28?)
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