See The World By Train ~In South Africa~
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See The World By Train ~In South Africa~

by Ryosuke Tanaka
(Hyogo Prefecture)

I want to show The Blue Train. It travels an approximately 1,600-kilometer journey in South Africa between Pretoria and Cape Town. It is one of the most luxurious train journeys in the world.

I want to get on it and travel across South Africa once in my life. I want to enjoy the whole vast view, dishes, and conversation with other travelers.

I think I will realize it after 40 years. When I get enough time in order to do the travel and after my children become independent, I will go do it and live slowly.

I hope that there is still the Blue Train after 40 years.

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