When it comes to fast trains, Japan takes top honors thanks to German brilliance and Japanese precision. A trailblazing maglev, short for ‘magnetic levitation’, train has set a world speed record during a test run near Mount Fuji, clocking over 600kph (373mph). The new record comes less than a week after the seven-car train clocked 590kph, breaking its own 2003 record of 581kph. The maglev hovers... 

Again, we see the conventional mass media going hysterical and yelling about a fantasy-like super Chinese train that reaches 245 mph! They call it “world’s fastest train” but it’s not. It’s a lie! Fastest French train set a new conventional rail record, with a speed of 574.8 kmh (357.16 mph) in 2007! Fastest Japanese maglev train set the world record 581 km/h (361 mph)...