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Japan to introduce the world's first hybrid train

Winding through rice paddies and lazily blowing its whistle along bubbly creeks, a two-car train in rural northern Japan is the latest entrant in the battle against global warming.

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Added on: Jul 29, 2007 in Category: Regional Cusine

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