Seven Stars luxury cruise train

KAGOSHIMA, Japan - Kyushu Railway Co. unveils to the press Oct. 10, 2013, the DX Suite, the most expensive guest room of its Seven Stars luxury cruise train service, during the train's test run in Kagoshima Prefecture. The railway operator commonly known as JR Kyushu is set to launch the Seven Stars service Oct. 15.

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