stackyFACTSIn the 1960s, Japan turned newlyweds into an industrial logistics problem. Package honeymoon trains carted thousands of matching couples to Kyushu resorts on identical schedules, proving that true romance is best expressed through highly efficient, government-subsidized rail timetables.
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