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	He was received at the Sapia Tower or the Tokyo station by Hiroshi Muto, deputy permanent secretary for Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Prayut said he hoped Thailand would have bullet trains as well.</div>
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Prayut rides Shinkansen bullet train

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Prayut rides Shinkansen bullet train

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha rode the Shinkasen bullet train with his wife Tuesday morning. The rode the train from the Tokyo station to Osaka station.

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