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Sleeper trains sound fun, but I found it tricky to sleep on. I don't think I can sleep in a bed which suddenly moves back and forth.

Anyway here's the cool video I took of our JR sleeper (Aomori City to Sapporo if I remember correctly, through the Seikan Tunnel the world's deepest tunnel at the time): http://oirase.annexia.org/tmp/VID_20110215_213825.3gp (No idea what a 3GP file is, but it plays in my browser.)




The trick is to be very tired. Then it feels like teleportation.


Or take a dramamine, which both helps with the motion sickness and knocks you out.


Try a top bunk in a Chinese hard sleeper coach, only 80cm vertical clearance! See https://www.travelchinaguide.com/china-trains/hard-soft-slee...

I've only ever taken one soft sleeper before, and it was fine. Hard sleepers are OK for me as well (e.g. from Shanghai to Urumuqi), but I was younger back then.




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