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Japan 's shinkansen was transformed into a zombie apocalypse between Tokyo and Osaka .
The eerie experience was inspired by the hit 2016 South Korean action-horror movie "Train to Busan" Organizers touted it as the "world's first haunted house experience on a running train" The two -and-a-half-hour tour was peppered with light-hearted performances by zombie cheerleaders and magicians.
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