Zombie train scares passengers in Japan

If paying to be stuck on a train with zombies sounds interesting, tourists can visit Japan to try this experience.

Zombie Train is an idea of ​​the Nikko city government, Tochigi prefecture to attract visitors this summer.

The view of both sides of the road as the zombie train passes from Midori to Nikko. Photo: Pixta

The zombie train, provided by Watarase Keikoku Railway Company, will run from Omama Station in Midori City, Gunma Prefecture, to Tsudo Station in Nikko, for nine days on weekends from June to September. During the 60-minute ride, zombies on board will attempt to “scare the hell out of” passengers. However, the entire train will not be filled with zombies. The event will only take place in the first car, which can accommodate 60 passengers.

Kowagarasetai, a company that operates a haunted house in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture, is responsible for the content and the activities that will scare passengers on the train. The zombies are expected to be played by volunteers from Gunma Prefectural High School. The Midori and Kiryu City governments are also collaborating on the project.

Tickets cost 3,500 yen ($26) for adults and 2,000 yen ($14) for children. Reservations can be made through the railway company's website or by phone.

Nikko Mayor Shoichi Konakawa (left) holds a poster advertising the zombie train for a photo at the city hall. Photo: Asahi

The Tochigi prefectural government also hopes that cruise ship passengers will stop by Ashio, the most productive copper mine in the Edo period. Today, the mine is closed.

Anh Minh (According to Asahi )

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