Japanese Rail Operator Says Sorry For 'Inexcusable' Departure 25 Seconds Early
It is the second time in little more than six months that a Japanese railway has been forced to say sorry to passengers for a seconds-early departure.
In the U.S., you might expect a passenger rail operator to apologize for being late. However, in Japan â where sleek, high-speed trains are famous for arrivals and departures that you could set your watch by â leaving a station just 25 seconds early is nothing
