Ready for an egg-cellent ride? All aboard the Gudetama train!
Jojo Morsche
After the adorable Pokemon and Eevee train that you could ride this August in Tokyo, a new kawaii character train has appeared! Travel in style this december in this bright yellow train decorated with your favorite lazy egg from Sanrio: Gudetama!
In celebration of Gudetama's 5th anniversary this year, the train will run until December 27th! For those visiting Japan this December, beware that not all trains will be Gudetama-themed, the collaboration is only with the Seibu railways which are located in Northwest Tokyo and Saitama.
Apparently the Gudetama trains are even eco-friendly, protect the eggs!
Both the front and sides of the train are completely decorated Gudetama-style!
Even the interior of the train is egg-approved! Riding a train this cute makes everyone's morning commute a little better.
Any Gudetama fans here who would love to ride this train? Are there any special trains in your country? Let us know in the comments!
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