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Japan: A high-speed train on Saturday hosted a haunted house experience with actors as zombies, inspired by the South Korean horror movie Train to Busan.

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On Saturday, a high-speed train in Japan played host to a unique experience - a haunted zombie ride. In an event dubbed "the world's first haunted house experience on a moving shinkansen", about 40 adventurers were present in a special carriage. The attacks were staged by actors, and to counterbalance the gloomy atmosphere, the journey included entertainment such as a choreographed dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

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