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Dead passenger on Tokyo train goes unnoticed for over 12 hours, 400 miles

Dead passenger on Tokyo train goes unnoticed for over 12 hours, 400 miles

NextShark.com by NextShark.com
Jul 4, 2024 2:15 pm EDT
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Dead passenger on Tokyo train goes unnoticed for over 12 hours, 400 miles
via Youtube (willischong Video Production) (Rec Loc Japan)
Ryan General
A Japanese man died on a Tokyo commuter train and remained unnoticed among sleeping passengers for nearly 12 hours. The unnamed passenger boarded in Shibuya and traveled over 400 miles before being discovered.
  • Final journey: The train’s route typically involves multiple round trips between Tokyo and neighboring prefectures. Authorities believe the man passed away sometime before reaching the first northernmost stop, Utsunomiya.
  • Among the nappers: The man’s cause of death remains unknown, with foul play ruled out. Passengers likely mistook him as sleeping due to the common sight of napping on commuter trains.

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