Going from Hakone to Tokyo by Japanese Bullet Train?! Click here to see the Shinkansen Bullet train tour.
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We went from Hakone to Tokyo on a Japanese bullet train, also know as the Shinkansen train. The Japanese bullet train ride was so fast! Going from Hakone to Tokyo by Shinkansen felt as if we blinked and were at Narita Airport. During the short feeling ride we did a full Japanese bullet train tour of the Shinkansen Train. Thankfully this Japanese bullet train was fast because we almost missed flight and only made it to Narita Airport with 8 minutes to spare.
We finally made it and were able to relax and explore the Narita Airport lounge with our priority pass. As amazing as the Narita Airport lounges were, the Japanese bullet train was definitely the highlight of the day!
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