Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

Kyoto train running through 'fall foliage tunnel'

KYOTO, Japan - A train on Eizan Electric Railway Co.'s Kurama Line in northern Kyoto, western Japan, is running through the lit up fall foliage on Nov. 8, 2014.

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