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A burst of girlish charm: MT washi tape train makes a dazzling debut

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Japan’s specialty trains are pulling out all the stops, and starting February 21, they’re introducing another vibrant washi tape train, the “mt × SUN LINER.” Both its exterior and interior are decorated with adorable washi tapes—just seeing...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Department

 

Japan’s specialty trains are pulling out all the stops, and starting February 21, they’re introducing another vibrant washi tape train, the “mt × SUN LINER.” Both its exterior and interior are decorated with adorable washi tapes—just seeing this washi tape train rolling through Japan’s beautiful scenery lifts your mood right away!

The colorful washi tape train “mt × SUN LINER.” (Image source / okayama-kanko)

Japanese washi tape brand mt (Masking Tape) has collaborated with JR West to cover some trains running between Okayama, Kurashiki, and Mihara along the San’yō Main Line in Okayama Prefecture with eye-catching washi tapes inside and out, creating a candy-colored MT washi tape train, the “mt × SUN LINER.” The interior also features advertisements promoting various sightseeing spots in Okayama Prefecture, such as Kurashiki City known for its white-walled townscapes and Kisogawa City facing the Seto Inland Sea.

 

The train interior is also covered in colorful washi tapes. (Image source / okayama-kanko)

The “mt × SUN LINER” is scheduled to officially begin service on February 21 and will run until June 30. Each ride lasts between 50 to 90 minutes, with slight variations in daily train schedules.

 

MT washi tape was previously exhibited in Taiwan. (Image source / mtaiwan)

Creating artistic spaces with a variety of washi tapes. (Image source / spoon-tamago)

Washi tape adds more diverse expressions to life. (Image source / spoon-tamago)

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