Kawasaki is currently showcasing a full-scale concept model of its new four-legged off-road mobility vehicle, CORLEO, at the Future City Pavilion of the Osaka-Kansai Expo. This innovative machine, which blends robotics, mobility, and hydrogen technology, even stimulates the "impulse to move" of professional mountain runner Ruy Ueda. Be sure to check out this glimpse into the future of mobility! Additionally, Kawasaki’s owned media platform “ANSWERS” features the behind-the-scenes story of CORLEO

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Built in 1970, this Japanese train has special seats that drop down from ceiling. Developed by Keihan Electric Railway and Kawasaki Heavy Industries during Japan's high economic growth period, Keihan 5000 Series was the first multi-door train with five doors on each side to appear in Japan, and was also the only train model that adopted a seat lifting mechanism to increase the chances of getting a seat during off-peak hours. All 50 units were manufactured for seven trains between 1970 and 1980.