Japan pitches bullet train to Schwarzenegger

TOKYO, Japan - California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (C) boards a new model of the shinkansen bullet train for a test ride at JR Tokyo Station on Sept. 14, 2010. Schwarzenegger took the train, which was chartered for him before the start of its commercial use, at a time when Japan is competing with countries such as Germany, China and South Korea in introducing their high-speed technologies to California. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

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