A Japanese railway operator on Monday revealed the exterior of its new sightseeing train, set to begin running from April 24 to Mt. Koya, a UNESCO world heritage site in Wakayama Prefecture, bedecked in dark red with gold ornamentation.The four-carriage Gran Tenku, successor of the current Tenku train, will be able to carry 70 passengers on an approximately 90-minute journey between Namba Station in Osaka and Gokurakubashi Station in Koya, Wakayama, the final stop on the Koya Line, according to Nankai Electric Railway Co.The new train, with a gold emblem shaped like a compass at the front w…READ FULL ARTICLE
